The Context-Shift Effect in Memory Is the Finding That Recall

question 7

Multiple Choice

The context-shift effect in memory is the finding that recall can be better if

• A)the context is free from distractions
• B)you switch to a new context when trying to remember something
• C)the context during recall is the same as when the learning took place
• D)none of the above

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