Memories Emerge Most Efficiently When the Context of Retrieval Matches

question 4

Multiple Choice

Memories emerge most efficiently when the context of retrieval matches the context of encoding.Which term best characterizes this phenomenon?

• A)levels-of-processing effect.
• B)encoding specificity.
• C)serial position effect.
• D)contextual distinctiveness.

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Definitions:

Compromise

Process by which preferred alternatives are sacrificed because they are inaccessible.

Gottfredson's

Refers to a theory of career development proposed by Linda Gottfredson, which emphasizes the process of circumscription and compromise in career choice.

Holland's

Refers to Holland's Theory, emphasizing the alignment between personal interests, capabilities, and the characteristics of professional environments.

Bandura's

Refers to the psychological theory emphasizing the importance of belief in one’s own abilities, developed by Albert Bandura, focusing on the power of self-belief in achieving personal goals.