Asked by
Claire Joy Pascua
on Dec 06, 2024Verified
When we are unable to recall something that was previously stored in long-term memory,this is most likely because ______.
A) we are unable to use the appropriate cue to retrieve it
B) the information has been removed
C) the capacity of long-term memory has been reached
D) information in long-term memory has a limited duration
Long-Term Memory
The component of the memory system capable of storing vast amounts of information for periods ranging from minutes to a lifetime.
Appropriate Cue
A stimulus or signal that is relevant and leads to increased efficiency in cognitive processing or behavioral response.
Recall
The mental process of retrieving information or events from the past without the aid of explicit cues.
- Understand the significance of retrieval cues in the process of memory recall.
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Learning Objectives
- Understand the significance of retrieval cues in the process of memory recall.