In a typical collaborative memory experiment, participants who first encode a list of words by themselves and later attempt to recall those words in small groups form what is called the group.

The correct answer is memory retrieval

Collaborative Memory is the information retrieval process that involves a group of people (two or more), information that is experienced and processed simultaneously by all elements of the group. In this way, the main interest when studying collaborative memory is to understand if a group of people can retrieve more information than an individual alone, and if, on the other hand, that information is more or less accurate than the information recalled individually. Collaborative memory studies have revealed a counterintuitive phenomenon called collaborative inhibition.

i feel as if they would both catch on before to long because they would see them to frequent

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