Three of the following are commonly accepted explanations of forgetting.Which one is not?

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The commonly accepted explanations of forgetting include decay theory (information fades over time if not used), retrieval failure (information cannot be found when needed), and misinformation effect (gaps in memory filled incorrectly). The idea that strong memories overpower unrelated weaker ones is not a commonly accepted explanation for forgetting.

Three of the Following Are Commonly Accepted Explanations of Forgetting