Once memory has been stored, it must be retrieved or recall in order to be used. Memory retrieval is important to every aspect of daily life. In other words, memory retrieval is a process of accessing or calling stored memories (Dudai, 2002). For example, if a woman loses her car keys, she may be able to recall where she put them if she recreates in her mind exactly what she did when she last came in from parking her car (SparknotesEditors, 2005). Furthermore, there are two types of memories retrieval recall and recognition. Recall is type of memory retrieval involved being able to access the information (Brown, 1991). Recognition is involved information that was recently learned (Schacter, 2001). However, memory also have retrieval problems.
