A memory is retrieved more easily when the contextual conditions present are similar to those that were in place when the memory was formed.This is referred to as:
A) reactivation
B) encoding specificity
C) mediational deficiency
D) retrieval

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The Answer of A memory is retrieved more easily when the contextual conditions present are similar to those that were in place when the memory was formed.This is referred to as:
A) reactivation
B) encoding specificity
C) mediational deficiency
D) retrieval

A Memory Is Retrieved More Easily When the Contextual Conditions