When the Encoding Specificity Principle Is Applied to ___________, We

question 292

Multiple Choice

When the encoding specificity principle is applied to ___________, we can adequately explain the phenomenon of context-dependent memory.

• A)external cues
• B)implicit memories
• C)retroactive interference
• D)internal cues

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Definitions:

Overcontrolled

Refers to a personality style characterized by inhibited emotional expression, excessive self-control, and a preference for structure and order.

Typological Approach

A method of categorization based on discrete types or classifications, often used in various sciences.

Continuous Score

A measurement that can take on any value within a given range or interval, allowing for more nuanced data analysis.

Trait Approach

A methodology in psychology that focuses on the identification, measurement, and analysis of specific traits that differentiate individuals.