Answer:
Transfer appropriate processing
Explanation:
Transfer-appropriate processing is the defined as the process in which what is been stored in the memory is the same thing that is been retrieved from the memory because memory performance is not only determined by how well it was process but it is determined by the relationship between how those information was formerly encoded and how it was later retrieved.
Therefore Memory performed well when the cognitive processes engaged during retrieval matches the cognitive processes that were engaged when the material was encoded.
Memory is better when the test reflects the same type of knowledge as the original encoding activity. Which is known as TRANSFER APPROPRIATE PROCESSING
