List - I List - II a. Reintegrative memory i. Familiarity that we have met it before b. Recall ii. There is some residue from the past to learn easily c. Recognition iii. Activity of some performance learned in the past d. Relearning iv. To check details of the recovery of events in the personal past
This question requires matching concepts from List-I (types of memory) with their corresponding descriptions in List-II.
The correct matching is determined by the definitions of each memory type:
| List - I | List - II | Reasoning |
| a. Reintegrative memory | iv. To check details of the recovery of events in the personal past | Reintegrative memory involves reconstructing or rebuilding past experiences and events from fragmented information, often related to personal history. |
| b. Recall | iii. Activity of some performance learned in the past | Recall is the mental process of retrieving specific information or learned performances from memory without explicit cues. |
| c. Recognition | i. Familiarity that we have met it before | Recognition involves identifying information as familiar or previously encountered, often described as the feeling of having "met it before". |
| d. Relearning | ii. There is some residue from the past to learn easily | Relearning (or savings in relearning) occurs when previously learned material is learned again more quickly due to prior exposure, indicating a residual memory trace. |
Based on the matching:
This corresponds to option 1: a-iv, b-iii, c-i, d-ii.
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