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cumulative rehearsal

cumulative rehearsal Cumulative rehearsal is a memory-maintenance strategy in which a person repeatedly rehearses material to help keep it active in working memory.

Cumulative rehearsal is a memory-maintenance strategy in which a person repeatedly rehearses material to help keep it active in working memory. In the supplied study, training in this strategy improved recall during a distracting delay, suggesting it supports remembering by encouraging rehearsal.

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Drafting source: Miller Sadie; McCulloch Samantha; Jarrold Christopher. The development of memory maintenance strategies: training cumulative rehearsal and interactive imagery in children aged between 5 and 9. 2015; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00524; article XML SHA-256 228edafb69fda48426b3c5c50d1d4d37c9ea3423b7b65e2ec1c6679630cf439b. “The development of memory maintenance strategies: training cumulative rehearsal and interactive imagery in children aged between 5 and 9” (10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00524).
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