Instead of Studying One Subject at a Time,you Study Each

question 115

Multiple Choice

Instead of studying one subject at a time,you study each one briefly,then return and study each one again,and continue repeating.Compared to studying all at once,what is your result?​

• A)Studying will seem more difficult, but you will remember better later.
• B)​Although you will seem to remember well, your memory will fade later.
• C)​You will confuse one topic with another and remember none of them well.
• D)​Your memory will be the same as if you had studied one topic at a time.

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