What kind of interference does NOT prevent recall from previously learned material?
Understand the Problem
The question is asking which type of interference does not hinder the recall of previously learned information. It provides multiple options about different types of memory interference, and the goal is to identify the correct one.
Answer
Proactive interference
The kind of interference that does not prevent recall from previously learned material is proactive interference.
Answer for screen readers
The kind of interference that does not prevent recall from previously learned material is proactive interference.
More Information
Proactive interference involves older memories interfering with the ability to remember new information, meaning it doesn't prevent recall of the older memories themselves.
Tips
Confusing proactive with retroactive interference is common. Remember, proactive interference affects the recall of newer information due to older memories.
Sources
- Interference theory - Wikipedia - en.wikipedia.org
- Proactive & Retroactive Interference: Definition & Examples - simplypsychology.org
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