What Is a Retrieval Cue

question 179

Multiple Choice

What is a retrieval cue

• A) a brain structure stimulus used to locate a particular memory 
• B) the same thing as an elaboration encoding variable 
• C) the pattern of neural activation when a memory was first encoded 
• D) a stimulus associated with a memory that is used to locate that memory

Acknowledge the importance of distributed practice over massed practice for better retention and recall of information.

Understand the foundational figures and their contributions to psychology.

Recognize the differences between pseudosciences and scientific psychology.

Distinguish between theories and hypotheses in research.

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