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output interference
output interference Output interference is the idea that remembering some items can disrupt the recall of other items as a person continues through a recall sequence.
Output interference is the idea that remembering some items can disrupt the recall of other items as a person continues through a recall sequence. In this context, it is used to explain why memory performance may worsen after the first item is retrieved, because later recall becomes more vulnerable to interference from earlier output.