Godden and Baddeley asked a group of participants to study a list of words and recall them. Sometimes their encoding situation matched the retrieval situation (under water or on land), in other times they did not match. Godden and Baddeley found that retrieval was best when ______.
a. they were underwater
b. they took the recall test on land
c. the situation of encoding matched retrieval
d. the situation of encoding did not match retrieval
Ans: C
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