Recall differs from recognition in that recall
A) maximizes retrieval cues.
B) taps short-term memory as well as long-term memory.
C) is a more sensitive method of measuring memory.
D) requires few or no retrieval cues.

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Recall requires few or no retrieval cues, as it relies on retrieving information from memory without any prompts or cues. Recognition, on the other hand, involves identifying information from a set of options or cues, which maximizes retrieval cues.

Recall Differs from Recognition in That Recall