Question

The brain research on retrieval-induced forgetting shows that once the frontal lobe has done its job of suppressing competing information, it frees up resources for _____ the target information.

Answer 1

The correct answer in the space provided is recalling. It is because recalling comes in when the brain was able to free up some information that are suppressed because the brain was able to relax that makes it able to recall information that the individual wants to remember.

Answer 2

I believe the answer is recalling the target information.
This process would be responsible in formulating episodic memories that we had in our brain.
Which will stores pieces of occurences/events that are relevant enough for us and tend to be stored in our long-term memory until we grow old.