Author Question: The encoding specificity principle states that a. encoding and retrieval conditions independently ... (Read 140 times)

karlynnae · **on:** Jun 20, 2018

The encoding specificity principle states that

a. encoding and retrieval conditions independently determine memory performance.
b. the effectiveness of a cue depends on how distinctive it is.
c. the deeper the level of encoding, the better the resultant memory performance.
d. the effectiveness of a retrieval cue depends upon the nature of the initial encoding.

Question 2

Tulving believes that

a. the number of intervening items increases their association.
b. active rehearsal hinders recall.
c. recall is mediated by the deep structure.
d. retrieval cues must be specific to encoding cues.