"If I take my psychology exam in this classroom,then I should study in this classroom." This would be consistent with the idea of:
A) source misattribution
B) state-dependent learning
C) levels of processing
D) nondeclarative memory

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This scenario is an example of state-dependent learning, where a person's ability to recall information is dependent on the context or state they were in when they learned it. In this case, studying in the same classroom as the exam can improve the individual's memory recall during the exam. Source misattribution refers to wrongly attributing a memory to the wrong source, levels of processing refers to how deeply information is processed (not relevant in this scenario), and nondeclarative memory involves unconscious memory processes.

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