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No Evidence that Retrieval Practice Facilitates Cortical Memory Integration: Insights from Novel Word Semantic Priming
cognitive-psychologyfirst-and-second-language-acquisitionlinguisticsmemorysemantics-and-pragmaticsword-learning
According to the Rapid Consolidation Hypothesis (RCH), retrieving new information from memory integrates the corresponding memory representations into cortical long-term memory, leading to longer-term memory benefits than restudy or rehearsal. However, this prediction has not been empirically tested
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