What does it mean to say that memories are "context-dependent"? people often attach their surroundings to their memories. people remember information best if they can use their imaginations. people remember information in up to seven locations. context people to remember the details of prior events.

The answer is: Context helps people to remember the details of prior events.

In psychology, the context-dependent memory is the enhaced recall of specific information, ideas or experiences when we are in the same context as when we experienced them before. When we learn something in one context, we'll more easily remember it in that same context.

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