What is context-dependent memory?
Information is best remembered when the weather matches the mood of the information being learned
Information is best remembered when the context is indistinct from other contexts
Information is best remembered when it is included on a list with other meaningless terms
Information is best remembered when it is taught by a dominant figure to subordinates
Information is best remembered if it is encoded and recalled in the same location
Why do we tend to remember information better when it is presented at the end of a list?
This recency effect is only true if a list is longer than 30 words
Our brains are only equipped to remember a couple things about each topic
More memorable words are usually placed at the end of a list
There is a shorter amount of time to forget the words
Most people pay more attention to the end of a list