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Yet surprisingly little is known about how longterm retention is most ef64257ciently achieved Here we examine how retention is affected by two variables the duration of a study session and the temporal distribution of study time across multiple sess

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Yet surprisingly little is known about how longterm retention is most ef64257ciently achieved Here we examine how retention is affected by two variables the duration of a study session and the temporal distribution of study time across multiple sess ID: 2831 Download Pdf

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