The Spacing Effect Is Defined as

question 41

Multiple Choice

The spacing effect is defined as

• A) the tendency for distributed study to yield better long-term retention than massed study.
• B) enhanced memory after retrieving,rather than simply rereading,information.
• C) semantically encoding information,which tends to yield the best retention.
• D) the neural storage of a long-term memory.

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Definitions:

Unfreezing

The initial phase in the change process where existing behaviors, attitudes, or norms are challenged and destabilized.

Lewin's Basic Change Model

A three-stage theory of change that describes the process as unfreeze, change, and refreeze, used to manage change within an organization.

Status Quo

The existing state of affairs or conditions, often used in context to suggest a resistance to change.

Refreezing

The process of stabilizing a group or organization after a change has been implemented, ensuring the new state becomes the norm.