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The Temporal Dynamics of Pretesting and Prequestioning Effects
Making guesses about unfamiliar information, followed by correct answer feedback (pretesting) or subsequent learning activities such as reading (prequestioning), can enhance memory. Across two online experiments, we investigated the temporal dynamics of these memory benefits—known as the pretesting
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