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before taking a history test, you hear a "today in history" segment on the
radio...
Biology, 06.10.2019 07:01 SophomoreSareke
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before taking a history test, you hear a "today in history" segment on the
radio. one of the test questions covers the same topic as the radio segment,
and you are easily able to recall the answer. this is most clearly an example
of:
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a. acquisition
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b. interference.
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c. priming.
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d. construction.
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