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==Untitled==
Currently, the Wikipedia encoding specificity principle page does not adequately address the intricacies of the topic. We will add many subsections to the page, including basic methods, specific results, and theory, to improve the article's clarity. We will also include references to the Thompson and Tulving experiment, the first investigation to demonstrate the encoding specificity principle; many other successive studies were based off of this experiement. Currently, the Wikipedia page has no citations. We plan on citing several different experiments to further explain the principle. Examples of how the encoding specificity principle applies to every-day life will make it desirable to many audiences. Furthermore, we plan on contextualizing other areas of memory study - including availability and accessibility - to increase the article's detail. From initial research, we have deduced the encoding specificity principle is connected to semantics, an area we plan to expand upon.
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^ Should I just delete the short paragraph or reword it to emphasize that effects are rather small? [[User:Stephanie Parrado|Stephanie Parrado]] ([[User talk:Stephanie Parrado|talk]]) 16:53, 23 March 2016 (UTC)
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== Two quick questions ==
Does the encoding specificity principle only apply to episodic memory or would it work for semantic memory as well? Also, the article mentions that this principle is important in both context-dependent and state-dependent memory. Would it be helpful for the article to discuss why encoding specificity matters to those topics? [[User:Christopherson94|Christopherson94]] ([[User talk:Christopherson94|talk]]) 18:36, 15 October 2019 (UTC)
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