Memorization Through Repeating Information Over and Over May Result in Poor

question 195

Multiple Choice

Memorization through repeating information over and over may result in poor retrieval because:

• A) interference is more likely to occur as the number of repetitions increases
• B) repetition results in learned material rapidly decaying
• C) no associations are created by repeating the information
• D) memorization through repeating is usually associated with boredom and lack of motivation

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Definitions:

Value

A specific piece of data, often numerical, representing the magnitude, quantity, or importance of a variable or parameter in a process or calculation.

Source

The origin from which something comes, such as electricity in an electrical circuit, or data in an information system.

Destination

The term Destination in the context of automation and control systems refers to the target location or variable where data or control signals are directed.

Stored Value

A stored value refers to a quantity or information that is saved or retained in a storage system or medium for future use.