Kim was telling her friend about her most recent trip to her grandmother's house, but was having trouble remembering certain details. Later that month she visited her grandmother again and the details came flooding back. This is an example of

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This is an example of the effects of context on retrieval, as being in the context of her grandmother's house again helped Kim remember details that she had trouble recalling outside of that context. Recall versus recognition, encoding hesitation, and impeded storage do not fully capture the specific nature of this memory experience.

Kim Was Telling Her Friend About Her Most Recent Trip