Ebbinghaus' Finding That Memory for a Learned Task Drops Off

question 8

Multiple Choice

Ebbinghaus' finding that memory for a learned task drops off most steeply immediately after the learning and then declines more slowly exemplifies the:

• A) forgetting curve.
• B) method of savings.
• C) Psychophysical law.
• D) stimulus error.

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