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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.6
Why does the encoding specificity principle support the idea that context-dependent cues aid in memory retrieval?
The principle suggests that people remember better when the recall environment matches the encoding environment.
The principle posits that unique cues lead to stronger associations and faster retrieval.
The principle claims that specific sequences are required for efficient memory formation.
The principle implies improved recall through emotional congruency between encoding and retrieval settings.
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AP Psychology - 5.6 Biological Bases of Memory
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Context-Dependent Cues
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