interferenssiteoria
Interferenssiteoria, also known as interference theory, is a concept in cognitive psychology that explains how forgetting occurs in long-term memory. According to this theory, the inability to recall certain information is due to the interference of other memories, which compete with the target memory and make retrieval difficult. There are two main types of interference: proactive and retroactive.
Proactive interference happens when older memories hinder the ability to remember newer information. For example, if
Interferenssiteoria is often contrasted with decay theory, which proposes that memories fade over time simply due
Research supporting interferenssiteoria includes experiments demonstrating how similar or related information can impair memory recall, especially
Overall, interferenssiteoria provides a framework for understanding complex processes involved in forgetting, highlighting that memory failure