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Congruent memory (also called [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-dependent_learning state-dependent learning]] according to Website/TheOtherWiki) is the idea that someone who learns something in a certain environment or emotional or physical state is more likely to remember what they've learned when in that same state. For example, if a rat learns its way through a certain maze while drugged, it may be able to run the maze ''only'' while drugged -- or if you study for your math test while listening to a certain song, you may be more likely to remember the formulae when listening to that song.
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Congruent memory (also called [[http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/State-dependent_learning state-dependent learning]] according to Website/TheOtherWiki) is the idea that someone who learns something in a certain environment or emotional or physical state is more likely to remember what they've learned when in that same state. For example, if a rat learns its way through a certain maze while drugged, it may be able to run the maze ''only'' while drugged -- or if you study for your math test while listening to a certain song, you may be more likely to remember the formulae when listening to that song.
song (if you even manage to remember something you completely forgot as soon as you listen to said song, it doubles as a MemoryRestoringMelody).
