Morris Is Taking an Introductory Russian Course

question 39

Multiple Choice

Morris is taking an introductory Russian course. In the early weeks of the course, he studies new Russian vocabulary words 10 times each, all in the same evening. Later on, he discovers that he can remember Russian words better over the long run if he studies them twice in an evening for five evenings in a row. Morris has discovered:

• A) the spacing effect
• B) the generation effect
• C) the importance of consolidation
• D) the advantages of implicit learning

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Definitions:

Source

Origin from which something comes or is obtained, often used in the context of electrical circuits or programming to denote the supplier of input signals.

Destination

Destination refers to the intended end point or target for data transmission, travel, or any process where something is being moved or directed toward a specific location or goal.

Data Memory

The storage components in a computer or device dedicated to storing data being used or processed.

Words

Units of language that convey meaning and can be spoken or written.