The ability to reproduce material from memory is known as:
A) recall.
B) recognition.
C) metamemory.
D) theory of mind.

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Recall is the cognitive process of retrieving information from memory without the aid of cues. It involves remembering a fact, event, or other information after the stimulus has been removed, which is different from recognition, where the stimulus is present, and different from metamemory and theory of mind, which involve understanding one's own memory processes and understanding others' thoughts and beliefs, respectively.

The Ability to Reproduce Material from Memory Is Known As