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Forgetting can mean encoded information is temporarily [ ], not necessarily [ ].
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Forgetting can mean encoded information is temporarily inaccessible, not necessarily available.
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Forgetting can mean encoded information is temporarily accessible, not necessarily unavailable.
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Forgetting can mean encoded information is temporarily inaccessible, not necessarily unavailable.
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Forgetting can mean encoded information is temporarily unavailable, not necessarily inaccessible.
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Forgetting Flashcards
20 flashcards on AQA AS Level Psychology Forgetting: the key terms and definitions you need to recall.