Collaborative inhibition is best explained by ________.
A) social loafing, or reduced motivation to recall when in a group as compared to when working alone
B) the retrieval-disruption hypothesis, which asserts that it occurs because one group member's retrieval strategy disrupts retrieval strategies used by other group members
C) the hidden role of stereotypes in shaping what we remember and what we don't, that in turn is affected by the social relationships within each group
D) memory interference

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The retrieval-disruption hypothesis explains collaborative inhibition by suggesting that the presence of different retrieval strategies among group members can interfere with each other, leading to a reduced group memory performance compared to individual efforts.

Collaborative Inhibition Is Best Explained by ________