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Retroactive Interference
A memory phenomenon where newer information makes it difficult to recall information that was learned earlier.
Psychological Theorists
Individuals who have developed theories in psychology to explain human behavior, emotions, and thought processes.
Encoding Failure
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Memory Trace Decay
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