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The Testing Effect: Quizzing Yourself for Better Retention
Explore the testing effect, demonstrating how retrieval practice enhances long-term knowledge retention.
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−study then test once with delay test (SSSS), or study then repeated test (STTT)
+study then test once with delay test (SSST), or study then repeated test (STTT)
Why this is better
Verified fix already fully applied; the middle condition is correctly labeled SSST (matching Roediger & Karpicke 2006's actual study design), distinct from the correct SSSS label for the separate pure-repeated-study condition. FAQ field does not reference this fact. No further changes needed.
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