COGNITIVE REASONS FOR WHY WE FORGET: Interference and Retrieval Failures

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Why do people forget things? Could it be that the memory never made it to Long Term Memory and therefore doesn't exist? Or is it due to a retrieval failure - it's somewhere in there but you can't access it right now?
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[@asadyaseen3429]

Great ideas

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Thank you! 😊

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how to improve state dependent recovery??

[@PsychologyUnlocked]

The key is to recreate as much of your original state as you can. Temperature, mood, caffeine, alcohol, tiredness etc. Everything is knitted together in the coding of memories, according to this model

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I will soon! Thanks for your comment :)

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