The decay theory of forgetting is difficult to test because Group of answer choices we don't have a clue as to where the neural trace is so we aren't able to measure its decay. the interference theory is supported too strongly. it is only believed to be true for STM and the trace decays so quickly we don't have measurement tools to measure it yet. we are not able to ensure that no other mechanisms are responsible for the forgetting since memory is such a dynamic process, and we are not able to block other input to the system.

We are not able to ensure that no other mechanisms are responsible for the forgetting since memory is such a dynamic process, and we are not able to block other input to the system

Explanation:

This is simply regarded as an act or process by which the results, outputs or learning are being stored in our brain for use later on.  it involves storing newly acquired information so as to recall them later .

The act of recall for specific experience is the total collection of remembered experiences stored in our brains why the act of not remembering the information stored in our brain is regarded as forgetfulness or forgetting.

Reasons for forgetting

There are several reasons why people forgets. it include the following:

1.  As a result of decay of the memory trace

2. Problems associated with the interfering material

3.  A breakdown in the retrieval process

4. Emotional and motivational conditions

5. due to some neurological disorders

answer; when one group has an extremely high score at pretest;