QUESTION 5 Several years ago Tim attended a Terps fooball game for the first time, where the Terms won. A few weeks ago Tim attended another Terps football game where they played the same team as he saw a few years ago, he ate the same type of food at the tailgate, and attend with the same people he did several years ago. This time the Terps lost. However, when Tìm is asked to recall the outcome of the game he saw several years ago, he remembers the Terps losing. This is most likely an example of: Retrieval Failure Interference Failure to store Motivated forgetting

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