Julie most accurately recalls information learned in her history classroom when her recall is tested in the very same classroom. This best illustrates

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Context-dependent memory refers to the phenomenon in which retrieval of information is improved when the context in which it was learned is identical or similar to the context in which it is being retrieved. In this example, Julie's ability to recall information was improved when she was tested in the same classroom where she originally learned the information, indicating context-dependent memory.

Julie Most Accurately Recalls Information Learned in Her History Classroom