The retrieval of previously learned information with the assistance of no or very few external cues is called:
A) recognition
B) recall
C) eidetiting
D) mnemonizing

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Recall refers to retrieving previously learned information with little or no external cues. Recognition, on the other hand, involves identifying previously learned information when presented with external cues. Eidetiting and mnemonizing are not recognized terms in psychology.

The Retrieval of Previously Learned Information with the Assistance of No