Directed forgetting occurs with recall but not with recognition tasks.

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Dhillon Sandeep kaur · Accepted Answer

Final Answer : True, Explanation :  Directed forgetting occurs when people are instructed to forget specific information. This effect has been shown to be stronger for recall tasks, where people are asked to retrieve information from memory, than for recognition tasks, where people are asked to identify information that they have previously seen.

Directed forgetting occurs with recall but not with recognition tasks.

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