Bower claimed that a person would recall more information if he/she were in the same mood at recall time as at encoding time.This phenomenon is referred to as ______.
A)mood-dependent memory
B)state-dependent memory
C)the spacing effect
D)the context effect

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Mood-dependent memory refers to the phenomenon where an individual's ability to recall information is influenced by their mood at the time of encoding and recall. If the mood matches at both times, recall is typically improved.

Bower Claimed That a Person Would Recall More Information If