Henry Roediger
美国认知心理学家，与Jeffrey Karpicke合作研究检索练习与测试效应，于2006年在《Science》发表关于间隔重复记忆的经典实验论文
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The testing effect is a core finding in cognitive psychology validated by numerous experiments, first systematically studied by psychologist Henry Roediger and others
The testing effect was systematically validated by Henry Roediger and Jeffrey Karpicke in a 2006 experiment, in which repeated testing produced significantly better long-term memory retention than repeated reading.
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The testing effect is a core finding in cognitive psychology validated by numerous experiments, first systematically studied by psychologist Henry Roediger and others
50%UnverifiedThe testing effect was systematically validated by Henry Roediger and Jeffrey Karpicke in a 2006 experiment, in which repeated testing produced significantly better long-term memory retention than repeated reading.
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