Dr. Miron teaches his Latin 101 students in the Arts and Humanities Building, room 207. He then gives them their final exam in the Science Hall, room 308. His students do rather poorly, possibly because Dr. Miron has not considered the effects of

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Context-specific memory refers to the improved recall of information when the context present at encoding and retrieval are the same. Dr. Miron's students may have performed poorly because the exam was given in a different location from where they learned the material, affecting their ability to recall information.

Dr Miron Teaches His Latin 101 Students in the Arts