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rehearsal

rehearsal Rehearsal, in this learning context, means mentally repeating the steps of a task by picturing them in the mind after seeing them.

Rehearsal, in this learning context, means mentally repeating the steps of a task by picturing them in the mind after seeing them. It is used as a supplement to hands-on practice to help learners move toward skilled performance, especially in learning how to carry out procedures.

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Drafting source: Schriek Simon A.; Berthold Kirsten; Hefter Markus H.. Learning from video tutorials: mental focusing and rehearsal are just as effective as written focusing. 2026; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1768486; article XML SHA-256 7bd33b23880988f8634642e4724b000d11729c1385e43bb33803260b946096ec. “Learning from video tutorials: mental focusing and rehearsal are just as effective as written focusing” (10.3389/fpsyg.2026.1768486).
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