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Recall is a more difficult process than recognition because
(A) memories retrieved by recognition are held in working memory, and recalled memories are in long-term memory.
(B) memories retrieved by recognition are more deeply processed.
(C) the process of recall involves cues to the memory that causes interference.
(D) memories retrieved by recognition are more recent than memories retrieved by recall.
(E) the process of recognition involves matching a person, event, or object with something already in memory.
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(E) the process of recognition involves matching a person, event, or object with something already in memory.
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Explanation
Recognition is matching a current experience with one already in memory. Choices A and B are incorrect descriptions of the process. The process of recall does not involve cues, and no difference in recency occurs between recalled and recognized memories.
Posted : 20/02/2024 2:29 pm