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A prime way for students to provide feedback to themselves and improve retrieval while studying is to employ
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According to the authors of your textbook,your best insurance against going blank on a test due to nervousness is
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Michael usually waits until the night before an exam and studies for about six hours non-stop.Michael is using a study strategy known as
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It is important to use retrieval practice right before the exam in order to cut down on the time during which you must remember details that may be important for the test.This retrieval practice is called
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People who are hungry when taking memory tasks usually perform
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You are taking a a fill-in-the-blank and essay test on psychology theories,theorists,and terms.As you answer these test questions,which of the following would NOT be helpful in recalling this information?
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In an experiment examining the memory effects of recitation,it was found that those students with the highest memory scores had divided their study time in which way?
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After you read a section in your textbook,you summarize this material and then you summarize your summary to make the overall network of ideas clearer and simpler.You are using the memory strategy known as
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Visual images that are clear enough to be "scanned" for at least 30 seconds,are "projected" out in front of the person,and can best be "seen" on a blank surface are called _______ images.
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While you are driving,you often talk on your cell phone or change channels on your radio because driving
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The improvement of memory to truly exceptional levels involves
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Overlearning is an effective study technique and is your best insurance against going blank on a test because of being nervous.
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At first,Steve could remember seven digits.However,he practiced for 20 months,and ultimately,he was able to memorize approximately 80 digits.He was able to do this because he organized or recoded the lists of digits into meaningful groups containing three or four digits each.Steve was using the learned strategy known as
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