The Idea That an External Retrieval Cue Can Be an Effective

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Multiple Choice

The idea that an external retrieval cue can be an effective reminder when it helps recreate the specific way in which information is initially encoded is termed:

• A)state-dependent retrieval.
• B)transfer-appropriate processing.
• C)the encoding specificity principle.
• D)state-dependent priming.

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