If you learn a list of chemistry terms while you are feeling great, you have a better chance of recalling that list if you are in the same kind of mood when you take the exam. This is known as:

(A) serial position effect

(B) mood-congruent memory

(C) priming

(D) state-dependent memory

(D) state-dependent memory

Explanation:

The phenomenon known as State-dependent memory or state-dependent learning is the one in which memory retrieval is most effective when the individual who is trying to retrieve a memory is actually in the same state of consciousness as when memory was originally formed.