Mentally visualizing yourself sitting at the same desk in the same room in which you initially learned course material can be an effective way to recall what you previously learned because this mental visualization activates
A) source misattribution.
B) implicit memory.
C) retrieval cues.
D) proactive interference.

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Retrieval cues are stimuli that help us access information that is stored in our long-term memory. Mentally visualizing the environment in which we originally learned the information can act as a retrieval cue, which can trigger the recall of previously learned information.

Mentally Visualizing Yourself Sitting at the Same Desk in the Same