Information is remembered with only a minimum of external cues and often verbatim, when which of the following is used to measure memory?
A) recall
B) recognition
C) relearning
D) redintegration

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Recall requires the retrieval of information from memory with little or no external cues, meaning that the information must be remembered verbatim or with a minimum of cues. Recognition, on the other hand, provides more external cues as the individual is presented with options to choose from, and relearning involves previously learned information being learned again with fewer trials. Redintegration is not a valid option as it refers to the process of using previous knowledge to understand and fill in missing pieces of information in a current situation.

Information Is Remembered with Only a Minimum of External Cues