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general
strengths
of
forgetting
-many
lab
studies been carried out
supporting
interference as
explanation
for
forgetting
-positive,
real life
applications for field of
advertising
>
recall
&
recognition
of advertisers
message
reduced
when people exposed to 2
ads
from
competing
brands in same
week
-reliable
results
general
criticisms
of
forgetting
-most experiments being
lab
based may mean lacks
ecological validity
-interference only seems to lead to forgetting if
2
memories are
similar
-
can't
explain all
types
of
forgetting
-individual differences
may play role in
forgetting
strengths of dependent forgetting
-many
studies
show importance of
retrieval
cues on
memory
-many
real life
applications
weaknesses of dependent forgetting
-retrieval
cues are most
effective
for
simple
learning
-issue of
cause
&
effect because
the
relationship
between
encoding
cues & later retrieval is a
correlation
than a cause
strength of having evidence from natural & field experiments
-high
ecological
validity
-findings can be applied to
real life
strength of having supporting evidence from lab experiments
-high control of
extraneous
variables
-infer
cause
&
effect
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