Which of the following is an example of the encoding specificity principle in action?
A) What is learnt when sad is best remembered when happy.
B) What is learnt when drunk is best remembered when drunk.
C) What is learnt when drunk is best remembered when sober.
D) What is learnt underwater is best remembered on land.
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Q3: We can distinguish between short and long-term
Q4: In an experiment testing short-term verbal memory,
Q5: The modal model of memory was rejected
Q6: The working memory model is composed of:
A)
Q7: In a long-term memory experiment, which of
Q9: We forget because of:
A) motivated forgetting.
B) proactive
Q10: Research on eyewitness testimony has found that
Q11: Autobiographical memory is memory for:
A) life history.
B)
Q12: The reminiscent bump in autobiographical memory usually
Q13: Flashbulb memories are memories for events that
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