The idea that if you learn something with a steady caffeine buzz going, you will find it easier to recall that information if you have a sufficient amount of caffeine in your system is called __________.
A) encoding specificity
B) mood-congruent memory
C) transfer appropriate processing
D) state-dependent memory

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The idea being described is state-dependent memory, where the internal state (in this case, the level of caffeine in the system) during learning is linked to the ability to recall that information later on. Encoding specificity refers to how the context in which information is learned affects memory recall, mood-congruent memory describes how an individual's emotional state during encoding can affect memory recall, and transfer appropriate processing refers to how the similarity between the way information is learned and the way it is later tested can affect memory recall.

The Idea That If You Learn Something with a Steady