Research has indicated that
A) we can recall more information than we can recognize.
B) we actually remember more than we can recall.
C) multiple-choice questions assess one's ability to recall information.
D) relearning is a myth.

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Research has shown that we typically remember more information than we can recall. Recall involves retrieving information from memory with little to no cues or context, whereas recognition involves identifying information that is presented in a familiar context or with cues. As a result, we may have difficulty recalling certain information but can recognize it when presented with cues or context.

Research Has Indicated That