According to encoding specificity phenomenon, people are most likely to recall information when using mnemonic devices frequentl
y. after getting a full night of sleep. in environments similar to where they learned it. by making mental images of ideas that they want to remember later.
The encoding specificity principle of memory was proposed by Tulving & Thomson in 1973. It is a general theoretical framework for understanding how contextual information affects memory.
According to encoding specificity phenomenon, people are most likely to recall information in environments similar to where they learned it.
