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State-dependent learning is a term that refers to the fact that
- bodily states can be a strong cue for later memory.
- learning and memory can be increased with the use of drugs.
- happy people have better memories.
- adults lose any eidetic memory as they grow older.
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1. bodily states can be a strong cue for later memory.
Posted : 25/02/2022 9:28 am