How Does the Context Shift Hypothesis Explain List-Method Directed Forgetting

question 7

Multiple Choice

How does the context shift hypothesis explain list-method directed forgetting?

• A)First-list items cause interference
• B)First-list items are encoded in a different cognitive set that cannot be reinstated
• C)Second-list items cause interference
• D)First and second lists are encoded in two separate contexts, which may be reinstated
• E)None of these

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