The act of retrieval can have both positive and negative outcomes. On one hand, it improves the information just retrieved and i

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The act of retrieval can have both positive and negative outcomes. On one hand, it improves the information just retrieved and i

ncreases the likelihood it will be retrieved again, a phenomenon called the _______________. On the other hand, it harms related information causing a person to forget such related information, a phenomenon called _____________.A. retrieval practice effect; retrieval-induced forgettingB. retrieval-induced forgetting; retrieval practice effectC. addition effect; subtraction principleD. subtraction principle; addition effect

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A. retrieval practice effect; retrieval-induced forgetting

Explanation:

retrival practice effect is a phenomenon inwhich bringing an information to mind or doing an activity will boost learning and the probability of doing it again. while retrieval-induced forgetting is a phenomenon whereby consistent remembering of a certain thing or activity causes forgetting of some other information.