Before jane starts studying, she takes a few deep breaths to calm herself. she always goes to the same part of the library and sits at the same table. before her exam, she takes a few deep breaths to bring herself back to the same frame of mind that she was in during her study session.

State-dependent retrieval

Explanation:

The following question given above reflects that Jane is using state-dependent retrieval.

State-dependent retrieval: According to the experimental findings done on the state-dependent retrieval, it states the condition of a person who has learned a piece of information in one state will remember more if the person recall that information in the same state as compared to that of another state. Here the state of a person signifies the mood, drug, or non-drug condition, which is the psychological and the physiological condition of a person.

Example: A happy memory is easy to remember by a person if the person is already happy and vice-versa.

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