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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
What does the testing effect suggest about effective studying methods?
It suggests that constant rereading without attempting to recall improves memory efficiency.
It suggests that active recall of information, rather than mere rereading, enhances memory.
It implies that constructing false memories can enhance retention ability by creating more vivid details related to a subject matter.
It suggests that spacing out learning sessions has no impact on memory enhancement.
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