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Manuel Strong

2 March, 21:18

According to context-dependent theories of memory, when would you do best on a driving test?

A. if you space out your practice sessions

B. if you organize your practice in the same order as the test

C. if you practice just before the test to prime your memory

D. if you take the test on the same route where you practiced

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