
a
To identify:
The given statement, “shallow encoding” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
b
To identify:
The given statement, “elaborative encoding” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
c
To identify:
The given statement, “blocking” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
d
To identify:
The given statement, “proactive interference” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
e
To identify:
The given statement, “retroactive interference” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
f
To identify:
The given statement, “persistence” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.
g
To identify:
The given statement, “suggestibility” can lead to forgetting?
Introduction:
In the psychology, the forgetting is a loss of memory or disremembering of the information that is already stored and encoded in the long-term memory.

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