Biology · Human Brain & Memory
Why does 'giving up' a search for a forgotten item and doing something else often lead to successful recall later?
- 1It reduces the interference caused by semantic networks.
- 2It forces the transition from short-term to long-term memory.
- 3The new activity or context provides a new set of retrieval cues.✓
- 4The brain rests and recharges its metabolic energy.
Correct answer
The new activity or context provides a new set of retrieval cues.
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