Answering questions about what she had read in her psychology textbook improves Shauna's memory of the material more effectively than rereading the textbook material.This best illustrates

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The testing effect is the phenomenon by which retrieving information from memory strengthens that memory and improves long-term retention more effectively than simply rereading the information. Shauna's experience of improved memory when answering questions about the material she had read is an example of this effect.

Answering Questions About What She Had Read in Her Psychology