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Neural correlates of retrieval practice with feedback : an EEG analysis and methodological proposal of Pypeline-EEG for signal preprocessing and analysis
From the perspective of cognitive neuroscience, learning involves the acquisition, processing, and retention of information. In the context of formal education, evidence indicates that retrieval practice accompanied by feedback improves long-term information retention; however, demonstrations of
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