Jessi works out at the gym every day, and for years has used the same combination lock $(13-17-5)$ in the locker room. One day, Jessi loses her combination lock and has to buy one with a new combination $(4-44-15).$ After her workout, Jessi can$$t remember her new locker combination because her old combination $($i$.$e$.,$ old information$)$ is interfering with her new combination $($i$.$e$.,$ new information$).$ This is an example of: Group of answer choices the misinformation effect proactive interference encoding failure retroactive interference