Which memory concept might argue that if you learned the material on your midterm in the library,then you should probably not review that by studying in bed?

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The encoding specificity principle suggests that the context in which we learn information is encoded along with the information itself. Therefore, studying in a different context (e.g. bed instead of library) may not provide the same contextual cues necessary for accurate retrieval of the information.

Which Memory Concept Might Argue That If You Learned the Material