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retrieval cue

retrieval cue A retrieval cue is a prompt or piece of information linked to stored memories that helps bring them back to mind.

A retrieval cue is a prompt or piece of information linked to stored memories that helps bring them back to mind. When several memories share the same cue, presenting that cue can reactivate more than one memory and make them compete for recall.

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Drafting source: Hellerstedt Robin; Johansson Mikael. Competitive Semantic Memory Retrieval: Temporal Dynamics Revealed by Event-Related Potentials. 2016; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0150091; article XML SHA-256 f046b1fc8ec7e2a7b6b6eefeb5fc41f1cbf3669d046c7fe02439c32cebed29a2. “Competitive Semantic Memory Retrieval: Temporal Dynamics Revealed by Event-Related Potentials” (10.1371/journal.pone.0150091).
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