Social Studies, 18.01.2020 02:31 alinton06

Kathleen studies a section of her textbook every other night, rather than waiting until the night before a quiz to study an entire chapter. kathleen is most clearly relying on to improve her quiz performance. a. distributed practiceb. encoding specificityc. the recency effectd. chunking

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