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Memory cues, methods of retrieval and retrieval failure.
What are retrieval cues? What problems are there in the retrieval of information?
Good retrieval relates to how information is stored in the memory (how it has been learned) and the situation of retrieval. To increase the access to information stored in the memory, one must re-instate the original learning context.
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