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By imagining where she was when she last walked in the door, Marla retraced her steps to find her keys. This is an example of a dependent memory. A. mood B. echoic C. state of being D. context Please select
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By imagining where she was when she last walked in the door, Marla retraced her steps to find her keys. This is an

example of a
dependent memory.
A. mood
B.
echoic
C. state of being
D. context
Please select the best answer from the choices provided

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Answer:

d. context

Step-by-step explanation:

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D.context is the answer
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