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Relearning in Memory
Relearning is a method of memory retrieval demonstrated by re-acquiring knowledge that was previously learned. The ease and speed with which this material is mastered, even after a long period of disuse, indicates that some memory of it was retained.
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A person who learned to speak French in high school but has not used it for 15 years decides to take a university-level French course. They are surprised to find they master the vocabulary and grammar much faster than their classmates who are learning the language for the first time. This individual's experience best illustrates which of the following principles of memory?
A person who learned to speak French in high school but has not used it for 15 years decides to take a university-level French course. They are surprised to find they master the vocabulary and grammar much faster than their classmates who are learning the language for the first time. This individual's experience best illustrates which of the following principles of memory?
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