Sydney sometimes turns on the wrong stove burner because he forgets that his new stove has them in a different order than his old stove. This is an example of

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This is an example of interference, where old information (the order of burners on the old stove) interferes with the ability to remember new information (the order of burners on the new stove).

Sydney Sometimes Turns on the Wrong Stove Burner Because He