Eysenck (1979)argued That, Given a High Level of Encoding-Relative Overlap

Multiple Choice

Eysenck (1979) argued that, given a high level of encoding-relative overlap, discrimination between the correct memory trace and incorrect ones at retrieval is greatest when:

A) Distinctiveness is at a local minimum
B) The lures are associated with the retrieval cue
C) Lateral inhibition between retrieval cues is high
D) The target trace is interrelated with both the cue and the lures
E) The retrieval cue is uniquely associated with only one distinctive item