Retrieval Induced Forgetting - Complete - English

Retrieval Induced Forgetting (RIF) refers to the memory phenomenon where actively recalling specific information causes the forgetting of related, non-retrieved information. The implemented procedure is based on the classic RIF procedure published by Anderson et al (1994, Experiment 3).

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