Multiple Choice
Retrieval cues are helpful for memory improvement because:
A) retrieval cues are random strings of digits which help our memory.
B) retrieval cues direct our attention to metamemory.
C) we can structure our learning to provide with a variety of retrieval cues.
D) mnemonic structures exist independent of their retrieval value.
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