Cognitive interview

• Constant reinstatement (CR) 


  when a person mentally recalls the context of the event
• Recall everything (RE)


  when a person recalls every detail they can remember, even those that may seem trivial As they can help
• Recall from changed perspective (Rfcp)


  when a person considers the event from someone else’s point of view.
• Recall in reverse order (riro)


  where a person recalls the events in reverse order event happened
• What is interference

  a process that affects memory recall in which specific memories interfere with the retrieval of other memories
• artificial materials

  There is a greater chance that interference occurs in a lab than in real life situations due to the fact that the stimulus material used are normally a list of words.This is different to what people remember on a daily basis such as birthdays and recipes.This is a limitation because the use of artificial tasks makes interference more likely in the lab which means that interence isn’t applicable to forgetting in everyday life.