When the Conditions of Information Retrieval Are Similar to the Conditions

question 359

Multiple Choice

When the conditions of information retrieval are similar to the conditions of information encoding, memory retrieval is more likely to be successful. This statement reflects the basic idea of:

• A) source monitoring.
• B) prospective memory.
• C) memory consolidation.
• D) the encoding specificity principle.

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Definitions:

Property

An attribute or characteristic of an object, often used in programming to define or access the object's state.

Record

In databases, a row in a table that contains unique data or a set of fields that are related to a single entity.

Minimizes Duplicate Data

Refers to database and software design practices aimed at reducing redundancy to maintain data integrity and efficiency.

Access Provides

Refers to how Microsoft Access offers various features for database management, including data entry, querying, and reporting.