Proactive interference is when:
A)you remember a fact but attribute it to the wrong source.
B)you remember something that never happened.
C)old information disrupts new learning.
D)new information disrupts old learning.

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Proactive interference is when previously learned information interferes with the ability to learn new information. Option A is referring to source monitoring errors, option B is a type of false memory, and option D is referring to retroactive interference.

Proactive Interference Is When