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    If Retrieval Cues Are Missing When You Are Trying to Remember
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If Retrieval Cues Are Missing When You Are Trying to Remember

Question 164

Question 164

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If retrieval cues are missing when you are trying to remember an event,you will most likely experience


A) retroactive interference.
B) cue-dependent forgetting.
C) proactive inteference.
D) suppression.

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