Explanations for Forgetting 0.0 / 5 ? PsychologyMemoryA2/A-levelAQA Created by: Hollie2874Created on: 24-02-22 15:41 Which explanation suggests that 2 pieces of information disrupt each other, resulting in one or both being forgotten or distorted? Interference theory 1 of 12 Which type of interference is it when an older memory interferes with a newer one? Proactive 2 of 12 Which type of interference is it when a newer memory interferes with an older one? Retroactive 3 of 12 Which two psychologists researched the effects of similarity, in 1931? McGeoch and McDonald 4 of 12 Which explanation suggests that people forget because of insufficient cues at the time of recall? Encoding specificity principle 5 of 12 What is the term used to describe when something can’t be remembered because cues needed aren’t present? Retrieval failure 6 of 12 Context-dependent forgetting depends on what kind of cue? External 7 of 12 What term is used to describe that a cue is present when information is learnt? Encoding 8 of 12 What term is used to describe that a cue is present when the information is being recalled? Retrieval 9 of 12 Which two psychologists conducted research into context-dependent forgetting, in 1975? Golden and Baddeley 10 of 12 State-dependent forgetting depends on what kind of cue? Internal 11 of 12 Which two psychologists conducted research into state-dependent forgetting, in 1998? Carter and Cassaday 12 of 12
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