Retrieving Memories Practice Test

State-dependent memory, because matching internal physiological or emotional states at encoding and retrieval provides cues that aid later recall.

Recognition-over-recall effect, because recognition is harder than recall, so mood matching mainly helps recognition tasks, not recall tasks.

Flashbulb memory, because mood makes the memory vivid and therefore perfectly accurate even when the mood changes later.

Pure storage strength, because retrieval does not depend on matching cues; only how strongly the list was stored determines performance.