This retrieval phenomenon works when mood and other psychological states, including drug-induced changes in consciousness, act as retrieval cues
A) elaborative rehearsal
B) method of loci
C) state-dependent memory
D) context-dependent memory

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State-dependent memory refers to the phenomenon where information is better retrieved when an individual's current psychological state (such as mood) matches the state they were in when the information was learned. Drug-induced changes in consciousness can also act as retrieval cues, and therefore contribute to state-dependent memory.

This Retrieval Phenomenon Works When Mood and Other Psychological States