Research on mood-state-dependent memory indicates that

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Mood-state-dependent memory is more often found in free recall than in cued recall. This phenomenon suggests that the mood state at the time of encoding (learning) is similar to the mood state at the time of retrieval, which facilitates better recall in a free recall scenario. In cued recall, cues provided to prompt memory retrieval lessen the need for the mood state to match, making the effect less pronounced.

Research on Mood-State-Dependent Memory Indicates That