What we learn under the influence of a drug may be more easily recalled when we are once again under the influence of that very same drug. This best illustrates

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State-dependent memory is the phenomenon that suggests that we are more likely to recall information when we are in the same state (physiological or emotional) as when the information was learned. In this case, the drug creates a certain state, and when the drug is once again used, the individual returns to that same state and is therefore more likely to recall the information learned while under the influence.

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