Identifying the correct information from a larger list of information is an example of
A) recall memory.
B) recognition memory.
C) inference.
D) semantic memory.

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Identifying the correct information from a larger list of information requires recognition memory, which is the ability to recognize previously learned information. Recall memory involves retrieving information without any cues or prompts, inference involves drawing conclusions based on incomplete or uncertain information, and semantic memory involves storing general knowledge and concepts.

Identifying the Correct Information from a Larger List of Information