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Definitions:
Decay Theory
A theory suggesting that memory fades due to the mere passage of time unless it is actively reviewed.
Forgetting
The loss or decline of memory over time, which can occur due to various factors including the passage of time, interference, or failure to store information effectively.
Replacement
The act of substituting one thing for another, often to improve or repair.
Cue-dependent
Refers to the phenomenon where recall of information is improved when retrieval conditions are similar to the conditions under which the information was encoded.
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