If you know that you heard something at school rather than at home, what sort of source information are you using to help you figure out from whom you learned something?
A) perceptual detail
B) contextual information
C) cognitive operations
D) affective information

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Contextual information refers to the setting, location, and circumstances in which information is learned or received. In this case, knowing that you heard something at school helps you narrow down the possible sources of that information to teachers, classmates, or other school staff.

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