As Wendy read her textbook, she wrote summaries of each section. When she met with her study group, she was able to answer many, but not all of the questions posed by her study group. What should she do next?
A) She should choose a different memory strategy.
B) She should keep using her current strategy, but concentrate on summarizing parts of the textbook she knows least well.
C) She should stop studying because she used an effective memory strategy and knows most of the material already.
D) She should stop going to the study group and study by herself.

Question

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Wendy should continue using her current strategy of summarizing each section of the textbook, but focus on the parts she knows least well. This will help her fill in any gaps in her knowledge and improve her ability to answer questions posed by her study group. Choosing a completely different memory strategy may not be necessary or effective, and stopping studying or attending the study group would not lead to improvement.

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