A6.08
Retrieval cues and context dependence
Cards in this group · 6
- A6.08.1Retrieval is easier when cues match the encoding context
- A6.08.2The interface itself can serve as an external retrieval cue
- A6.08.3Changing an interface removes a user's memory cues
- A6.08.4Context-dependent memory explains why switching devices carries a nonzero relearning cost
- A6.08.5Internal states such as mood and arousal are also part of the context
- A6.08.6Context-dependence affects recognition tasks less than recall tasks