Ebbinghaus's Studies of Memory for Relatively Unimportant Material Demonstrate That

question 112

Multiple Choice

Ebbinghaus's studies of memory for relatively unimportant material demonstrate that

• A) there is a slow initial loss of memory followed by a steady rate of loss.
• B) memories fade rapidly and consistently.
• C) memories fade slowly and consistently.
• D) there is a slow initial loss of memory, followed by an increasing rate of loss.
• E) there is a rapid initial loss of memory, followed by a decreasing rate of loss.

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