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4 years ago

Why is gum bad for you

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Actually gum is not all that bad yes you could swallow it but you got to be that smart not to do that or choke on it and sugar sweetened gum is bad for your teeth the American dental association says chewing sugarless gum stimulates saliva flow, which reduces plaque and helps prevent cavities and there is also a saying that if you chew gum while studying it might help you more on the test because you will remember the question that you studied if you chew the same brand of gum but i don't know if that is true

viva [34]4 years ago

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There are a lot of reasons why gum is bad for you but a main reason because if you make a bubble and swallow it you could choke. Another reason is because it breaks down your gums.

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Memorizing items on a list are enabled by the effects of primacy and

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Ordinarily, material presented in the middle of a list is usually the most

difficult to remember due to interference.

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Idea of what to expect (preparation of the mind)

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be stored in the long-term memory. The items that comes last in the

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the middle of the list are not allocated to a storage, and are usually

the most difficult to remember due to interference, by other items that

tend to come up during the retrieval process, from the long-term memory.

(Rearranging the list can aid total recall)

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