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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