Retrieval is bringing stored information back into conscious awareness. Different retrieval methods have different success rates, and various cues and contexts can dramatically help or hinder recall.
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2.6 Retrieving Memories
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- 2.1PerceptionPreview lesson
- 2.2Thinking, Problem-Solving, Judgments, and Decision-MakingPreview lesson
- 2.3Intro to MemoryPreview lesson
- 2.4Encoding MemoriesPreview lesson
- 2.5Storing MemoriesPreview lesson
- 2.6Retrieving MemoriesThis lesson
- 2.7Forgetting and Other Memory ChallengesPreview lesson
- 2.8Intelligence and AchievementPreview lesson
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