Research on collaborative memory shows that:
A)groups working separately recalled more information than groups working collaboratively.
B)groups working separately cannot recall team-related information.
C)collaborative memory is only successful when distributed learning is practiced.
D)groups working separately recalled less information than groups working collaboratively.

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Groups working separately often recall more information than groups working collaboratively due to collaborative inhibition, where the group's dynamic can actually reduce the amount of information recalled compared to the sum of what individual members could recall on their own.

Research on Collaborative Memory Shows That