Memory is better when the conditions present during encoding match those that are present during retrieval. This is in accordance with ____________.
A)dual processing theory
B)decay theory
C)the encoding specificity principle
D)the principles of implicit memory

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The encoding specificity principle states that memory is improved when information available at the time of encoding is also available at the time of retrieval, making it the correct answer.

Memory Is Better When the Conditions Present During Encoding Match