A Memory Acquired in One Situation Is More Likely to Be

question 276

Multiple Choice

A memory acquired in one situation is more likely to be used in situations with similar encoding and retrieval cues,a phenomenon known as:

• A)state-dependent encoding.
• B)transfer-appropriate processing.
• C)organizational encoding.
• D)suggestibility.

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