Interference can affect long-term memory retrieval.
Sequential reinstatement and activation processes can aid memory retrieval.
Similarity between encoding and retrieval contexts can improve memory retrieval.
Anxiety and emotion can both inhibit and enhance memory retrieval.
Explicit memory is conscious recall, while implicit memory shows improvement in tasks without conscious recollection.
Implicit and explicit memory may have separate processing systems.
The "priming effect" is a measure of implicit memory.
Some variables affect explicit memory but not implicit memory, and vice versa.
Memory capacity cannot be increased, but chunking and encoding strategies can improve memory retention.
Increasing the size of each memorized segment can improve overall memory retention.

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