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Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?In a word recall test, people are better at recognizing a word that was deeply processed at encoding. In a word recall test, people can fail to recognize a word, but then are able to recall it without cues. Some tests are more sensitive measures of memory than other tests.

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          Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?In a word recall test, people are better at recognizing a word that was deeply processed at encoding. In a word recall test, people can fail to recognize a word, but then are able to recall it without cues. Some tests are more sensitive measures of memory than other tests.

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Strength-based explanations suggest that the likelihood of retrieving a memory is influenced by the strength or depth of encoding. Stronger encoding leads to better memory retrieval. Show more…

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Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?Which of the following is NOT consistent with strength-based explanations of memory retrieval?In a word recall test, people are better at recognizing a word that was deeply processed at encoding. In a word recall test, people can fail to recognize a word, but then are able to recall it without cues. Some tests are more sensitive measures of memory than other tests.