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horsena [70]
3 years ago
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When material is overlearned Group of answer choices A.the rate of forgetting is slowed (compared to material that is not overle

arned) B. the learner continues to practice retrieval past the point of 100% mastery C.All of the alternatives are correct retention after long intervals is greater (than for material that has not be overlearned)
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katovenus [111]3 years ago
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Answer:

The learner continues to practice retrieval past the point of 100% mastery.

The rate of forgetting is slowed (compared to material that is not over learned).

Retention after long intervals is greater (than for material that has not been over learned).

Explanation:

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