Chapter 6 -- Forgetting I. Consolidation Theory I I. Interference Theory I I I. Decay Versus Interference I V. Forge

Apr 06, 2012

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II.Interference Theory-- a competing view of forgetting developed around the same time as consolidation theory.-- rather than suggesting that the information never entered memory, it proposed that other information caused interference.. McGeoch (1932)Argued that time-based decay t

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Chapter 6 -- Forgetting I. Consolidation Theory I I. Interference Theory I I I. Decay Versus Interference I V. Forge

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