Ebbinghaus's results suggest that continuing to recite a poem after you have learned it perfectly
A)will improve your ability to remember it later
B)will harm your ability to remember it later
C)will have no affect on your ability to remember it later
D)will interfere with your ability to learn other poems

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Ebbinghaus's research on memory and forgetting curve suggests that overlearning, or continuing to study material after it has been learned, can improve retention over time. This means that continuing to recite a poem after learning it perfectly can improve your ability to remember it later.

Ebbinghaus's Results Suggest That Continuing to Recite a Poem After