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What triggers inhibition according to the retrieval-induced forgetting theory?
What is the expected outcome of replacing retrieval practice with restudy, according to the retrieval-induced forgetting theory?
What is the primary mechanism underlying retrieval-induced forgetting, according to the theory?
What property of retrieval-induced forgetting is demonstrated by the effect of interference during retrieval practice on retrieval-induced forgetting?
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What type of interference is responsible for the forgetting of competing memories in the retrieval-induced forgetting theory?
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What is the expected outcome of retrieval-induced forgetting for high-frequency competing items, compared to low-frequency competing items?
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What type of interference occurs when earlier memories disrupt the ability to retrieve more recent memories?
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What is the term for the tendency for the retrieval of some target items to impair the later ability to recall other items related to targets?
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What is the term for the forgetting of previously learned information due to the learning of new information?
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What is the mechanism by which retrieval practice leads to the forgetting of related items?
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What property of retrieval-induced forgetting predicts that forgetting generalizes to new cues?
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What is the term for the impairment of previously learned information due to the learning of new information that is highly related to the previously learned information?
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What type of forgetting occurs when the retrieval of a memory is impaired by the presence of newer, similar information?
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Which type of forgetting is characterized by the intentional suppression of memories?
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What is the primary mechanism underlying retrieval-induced forgetting?
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What is the term for the tendency of newer information to impede the retrieval of similar older memories?
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What is the process by which the retrieval of a memory is impaired by the presence of similar memories?
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What is the term for the phenomenon where the retrieval of a memory is influenced by the similarity between the retrieval cues and the conditions during encoding?
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Study Notes
Retrieval-Induced Forgetting
- Retrieval practice triggers inhibition, leading to forgetting of competing memories
- Active retrieval of practiced items induces forgetting of competing memories
- Replacing retrieval practice with re-study eliminates later forgetting of competing memories
Properties of Retrieval-Induced Forgetting
- Retrieval-specificity: retrieval-induced forgetting is induced by the struggle to extract a trace from memory in the face of interference
- Strength independence: retrieval-induced forgetting is not due to strengthening of practiced items
- Interference dependence: interference during retrieval practice affects retrieval-induced forgetting
Interference-Based Forgetting
- Proactive interference: earlier memories disrupt the ability to retrieve more recent memories
- Interference-based forgetting worsens with increasing amounts of training on new material
- Learning new materials can substantially worsen memory of old materials
Types of Forgetting
- Cue-dependent/context-dependent forgetting: memory failures due to changes in retrieval cues or context
- State-dependent forgetting: physiological state at encoding and retrieval affects memory
- Incidental forgetting: unintentional memory failures
- Interference-based forgetting: due to competition between memories
- Retrieval-induced forgetting: due to retrieval practice
- Motivated forgetting: intentional or motivated forgetting, including directed forgetting and retrieval suppression
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This quiz covers the concept of proactive interference in learning and memory, where new information can impair memory of previously learned materials.
