If i am trying to remember my new locker combination for this school year but my old locker combination from the previous year blocks my ability to remember the new combination, this is an example of
a) Proactive interference
b) Strop effect
c) Reconstruction
d) Retroactive interference

Da answer is either A or B... i'm not really sure about B, but, I hope this helps u! Choice A (Proactive interference ---> other/older information getting in front or blocking your current information thing.)actually has the better definition, check it on google. Hope this helped! :3

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If i am trying to remember my new locker combination for this school year but my old locker combination from the previous year blocks my ability to remember the new combination, this is an example of a) Proactive interference b) Strop effect c) Reconstruction d) Retroactive interference

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If i am trying to remember my new locker combination for this school year but my old locker combination from the previous year blocks my ability to remember the new combination, this is an example of
a) Proactive interference
b) Strop effect
c) Reconstruction
d) Retroactive interference