DISTINGUISH WAYS OF MEASURING MEMORY. Recall requires generating previously encountered information on our own, whereas recognition simply requires selecting the correct information from an array of...

DISTINGUISH WAYS OF MEASURING MEMORY. Recall requires generating previously encountered information on our own, whereas recognition simply requires selecting the correct information from an array of choices. How quickly we relearn material previously learned and forgotten provides another measure of memory.

15. ________is the reactivation or reconstruction of experiences from our memory stores. (p. 257)

16. ________is reacquiring knowledge that we’d previously learned but largely forgotten over time. (p. 257)

17. The law of ________ ________ ________ ________explains why cramming for a test is not the best way to remember things well in the long run. (p. 258)

18. ________ ________ is an experience of knowing that we know something but being unable to access it in our memory. (p. 259)