Retrieval-induced forgetting (RIF) refers to the finding that
A) the retrieval of a memory trace weakens the strength of that trace
B) the retrieval of a memory trace increases the strength of that trace
C) the retrieval of a memory trace suppresses the retrieval of rival traces
D) the retrieval of a memory trace strengthens the retrieval of rival traces
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