The _____ states that the more alike cues are across study and test, the more accurate recall will be.
A)The stimuli specificity hypothesis
B)General encoding principle
C)Levels of processing theory
D)The retrieval inhibition hypothesis
E)Encoding specificity principle

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The Encoding Specificity Principle states that memory will be most accurate if the cues at the time of encoding are similar to the cues at the time of retrieval. Therefore, the more alike cues are across study and test (i.e. at the time of encoding and retrieval), the more accurate recall will be, which is the essence of the Encoding Specificity Principle.

The _____ States That the More Alike Cues Are Across