The Occurrence of Highly Similar Items on a Paired-Associate Learning

question 44

Multiple Choice

The occurrence of highly similar items on a paired-associate learning task tends to:

• A) enhance one's generalization ability
• B) enhance one's discrimination ability
• C) inhibit one's generalization ability
• D) lead to high amounts of retroactive interference

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