Railways Were Constructed Almost Entirely Without Aid of Machinery

question 7

True/False

Railways were constructed almost entirely without aid of machinery.

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Definitions:

Encoding Variability

The way the encoding of information varies as a function of context.

Procedural Memory

A type of long-term memory responsible for knowing how to perform different actions and skills, essentially the memory of how to do things.

Explicit Memory

Consciously recalled or recollected memory.

Encoding Variability

A principle that suggests variations in the context of learning can enhance the memory of the information learned.