Repetition and serial learning
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Repetition and serial learning
A series of experiments were directed at assessing the role of repetition in serial learning. In each study, Ss learned one list by the traditional procedure of seeing the same items over and over again, as well as one in which all incorrectly anticipated items were replaced by new ones. Repetition invariably produced significantly faster learning, with fewer errors.
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