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      "html": " <strong>Associations are the link between the present (the current context in which we are) and our previous experience and knowledge.</strong>",
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      "text": " Associations are the link between the present (the current context in which we are) and our previous experience and knowledge.",
      "textAfter": "But how does context affect the retrieval of info",
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      "html": "<p>The<strong> difference between recognition and recall is the number of cues</strong> that help memory retrieval; recall involves fewer cues than recognition.</p>\n<p>Answering a question such as <em>Did Herman Melville write Moby Dick? </em>involves recognition: you simply have to recognize whether the information provided is correct. If, instead, I asked you <em>Who wrote Moby Dick?</em> you would use a process of recall to retrieve the right answer from your memory.</p>",
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