It totally depends on the level of schooling where the D<span> is received.</span>
this best illustrates Context-dependent memory.
When the environment during recollection is different from the environment you were in when you were learning, context-dependent forgetting may take place.
When contextual cues pertaining to the environment are the same during encoding and retrieval, memory that is context-dependent refers to increased recall of certain episodes or information.
The participants remembered more words when they learned and recalled them in the same environment as opposed to when they learned and recalled them in different environments, suggesting that external context serves as a cue to recall.
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Answer:
C) Cultural and social environment
Explanation:
CHECK THE OPTIONS
A)Political environment
B)economic environment.C. cultural and social environment.D. legal environment.E. technological environment.
The social and cultural environment can be regarded to the physical as well as social setting, where people live, it involves the culture, that one is been educated on and what he/she lives on, as well as the kind of people as well as institution they interact with. It should be noted the languages people speak, the type of education they have, and their religious beliefs are examples of the Cultural and social environment
environment.
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Distraction.
In order to effectively listen to another person when they are speaking to you all other distractions should be eliminated so your complete focus and attention is on the person speaking and nothing else. In this case the distraction was the tv. By switching it off Bjorn has eliminated the barrier to effective listening.
