The concept of encoding specificity is grounded in which of the following?
A) Task
B) Structure
C) Mood
D) Location

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Encoding specificity refers to the phenomenon where a cue that is present during encoding can be helpful for recall of that information later on. According to the concept, the more closely the cue matches the original context of encoding, the more effective it will be in retrieval. Location is one of the critical contexts for the concept of encoding specificity.

The Concept of Encoding Specificity Is Grounded in Which of the Following