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Treysen was talking to his friend the other day about his favorite restaurant. Though he could remember where it was located and what was on the menu, he couldn’t remember the name of the restaurant for some reason. A problem with was the cause of Treysen’s frustration. A) retrieval. B) automaticity. C) encoding. D) metamemory. E) consolidation

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