Ebbinghaus's Results Suggest That Continuing to Recite a Poem After

question 26

Multiple Choice

Ebbinghaus's results suggest that continuing to recite a poem after you have learned it perfectly

• A)will improve your ability to remember it later
• B)will harm your ability to remember it later
• C)will have no affect on your ability to remember it later
• D)will interfere with your ability to learn other poems

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