Congruent Memory: Difference between revisions

Congruent memory (also called [http://en.[wikipedia.org/wiki/:State-dependent_learningdependent learning|state-dependent learning]] according to [[The Other Wiki]]) is the idea that someone who learns something in a certain environment or emotional or physical state is more likely to remember what they've learned when in that same state. For example, if a rat learns its way through a certain maze while drugged, it may be able to run the maze ''only'' while drugged -- or if you study for your math test while listening to a certain song, you may be more likely to remember the formulae when listening to that song.

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