Analysis of case studies of corroborated recovered memories reveals that they obey which memory principle?

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The encoding specificity principle suggests that memory is most easily retrieved when the cues present at the time of encoding are also present at the time of retrieval. Corroborated recovered memory studies support this principle, indicating that memories are more likely to be accurately remembered when specific cues or details from the event are present during retrieval.

Analysis of Case Studies of Corroborated Recovered Memories Reveals That