When You Read the Word "Pop" on a List, You

question 164

Multiple Choice

When you read the word "pop" on a list, you think of it as something that might happen to a balloon. Later when someone asks you what word on the list refers to a kind of drink, you do not think of the word "pop." Why not?

• A) procedural memory
• B) serial-order effect
• C) anterograde amnesia
• D) encoding specificity principle

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