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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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