Encoding Specificity Argues That Retrieval Is Enhanced When an Encoding

question 13

Multiple Choice

Encoding specificity argues that retrieval is enhanced when an encoding context in reinstated during retrieval. Which of the following processes proposes a similar notion?

• A) incidental learning
• B) elaborative processing
• C) depth of processing
• D) transfer appropriate processing

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