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Airida [17]
3 years ago
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Brenda was somewhat rattled when she discovered that the final exam for one of her classes would be held in a different lecture

hall than the one the class is normally in. She just finished a learning and behavior class, so she understands the principle that applies to this situation. What principle would that be?
Social Studies
1 answer:
elixir [45]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Context-dependent memory

Explanation:

        Context-dependent memory  is a phenomenon in which a memory comeback is most efficient at certain environment or surroundings which helps in retrieving some memories which is formed in certain context.

        In the context, Brenda learnt about the state dependent memory and because of that she was little worried when she came to know that one of the exam was going to held at a different lecture hall other than the normal class.

       She was worried because according to the context dependent memory, memory retrieval is effective in the same surrounding environment. The environment cues provides for the retrieval of certain memories properly.

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