All Else Being Equal, You Are Likely to Remember More

question 166

Multiple Choice

All else being equal, you are likely to remember more during an exam if you write the test in the same room you had your classes. How could we explain this?

• A) a lack of interference
• B) the flashbulb memory effect
• C) distributive learning
• D) source confusion
• E) encoding specificity

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Geometric Characteristic

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Positional Tolerancing

A method of specifying the permissible variation in the position of a part feature relative to its intended design location.

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