Inhibition refers to:
A)a mechanism that promotes decay from working memory.
B)conscious refusal to acknowledge painful memories.
C)encoding specificity applied to repressed memories.
D)a mechanism that actively interferes with and reduces the likelihood of recall of particular information.

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Inhibition refers to a mechanism that actively interferes with and reduces the likelihood of recall of particular information. It is a process by which the retrieval of one memory is inhibited or impaired by the presence or activation of another memory.

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