Recall
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Recall
This classic effect (which is even more striking when the words are printed in color) reflects the intervention of your executive control system. When the words and colors conflict, the central executive must inhibit word reading to remain focused on the task of naming the ink color.
Stanislas Dehaene • How We Learn: Why Brains Learn Better Than Any Machine . . . for Now
advantage of the von Restorff effect by highlighting key elements in a presentation or design (e.g., bold text). If everything is highlighted, then nothing is highlighted, so apply the technique sparingly. Since recall for the middle items in a list or sequence is weaker than items at the beginning or end of a list, consider using the von Restorff
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Recall is optimized for speed, not accuracy—the brain stores information contextually, which helps you recall related patterns quickly when you need them.
Josh Kaufman • The Personal MBA: A World-Class Business Education in a Single Volume
Retrieval practice prompts should produce
consistent
answers, lighting the same bulbs each time you perform the task. Otherwise, you may run afoul of an interference phenomenon called “retrieval-induced forgetting”
This effect has been produced in many experiments but is not yet well understood. For an overview, see Murayama et al, Forgetting as a c... See more
consistent
answers, lighting the same bulbs each time you perform the task. Otherwise, you may run afoul of an interference phenomenon called “retrieval-induced forgetting”
This effect has been produced in many experiments but is not yet well understood. For an overview, see Murayama et al, Forgetting as a c... See more