The Hypothesis That Explains the Contextual Interference Effect Based on the Argument

question 9

Multiple Choice

The hypothesis that explains the contextual interference effect based on the argument that between-trial interference causes individuals to forget critical information encoded on the previous trial is the:

• A) Action plan reconstruction hypothesis
• B) Elaboration hypothesis
• C) Interference hypothesis
• D) Recognition schema forgetting hypothesis

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