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What is retrieval failure due to absence of cues
Retrieval failure occurs when we cannot access a memory that is actually stored in long-term memory because the cues needed to trigger the memory are missing. This means the information is available but not accessible without the right cues.
What is context-dependent forgetting?
occur when the environment during recall is different from the environment you were in when you were learning.

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retrieval failure - forgetting

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Retrieval Failure - forgetting

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