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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
Which argument would question the Encoding Specificity Principle's influence on memory recall?
The Encoding Specificity Principle is irrelevant because all memories are equally accessible regardless of context or state.
Emotions and mood states have stronger influences on recall than context cues related to encoding environment.
It's impossible to retrieve a memory without the original context cues.
Contextual cues have no effect on recall whatsoever.
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