Martin is the first in a collaborative group to recall items in the order in which they were presented. Martin's retrieval strategy may be disruptive to Sophia, who prefers to recall the retrieval strategy. How does this affect Sophia's ability to later recall studied items, without the disruption of retrieval strategies by other group members?

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Raul Calhoun

Social Studies

27 July, 15:39

Martin is the first in a collaborative group to recall items in the order in which they were presented. Martin's retrieval strategy may be disruptive to Sophia, who prefers to recall the retrieval strategy. How does this affect Sophia's ability to later recall studied items, without the disruption of retrieval strategies by other group members?

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Genesis Hammond · Answer 1

Answer: Collaborative inhibition.

Explanation:

Collaborative inhibition is a scenario where members of a group remember less information than an equal number of a single person in the group. Collaborative inhibition will affect Sophia's memories mostly when she meets with her group members.