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1. What is Tulving's encoding specificity?
- Retrieval is determined by the similarity between the information not available in memory and the information available at retrieval
- Retrieval is determined by the difference between the information available in memory and the information not available at retrieval
- Retrieval is determined by the similarity between the information available in memory and information available at retrieval
- Retrieval is determined by the difference between the information available in memory and information available at retrieval
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2. Which is not true of forgetting?
- It is a failure to encode
- It could be recalled at an earlier occasion
- The memory could be remembered in the future
- Need to be able to forget sometimes
3. Which is not true of cue-dependent forgetting?
- It can be falsified
- The memory exists but there are issues in accessing that memory
- More confusion when memories are similar
- We encode the learning context
4. What is retroactive interference?
- Old information interferes with learning new information
- New information interferes with learning new information
- New information interferes with retention of old information
- Old information interferes with retention of old information
5. What does it mean to be measured as percent savings?
- Comparison of recall of nonsense or real syllables
- Comparison of rate of forgetting
- Comparison of immediate testing vs testing after a delay
- Comparison of two different participants' scores
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