Suppose that you are a counselor at a summer camp, and you want to learn the children's names. You decide to rehearse the names during each mealtime for 3 days. This would be an example of a technique called

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The distributed-practice effect refers to the phenomenon where learning is more effective when study sessions are spaced out over time, rather than massed together in a short period. Rehearsing the children's names during each mealtime for 3 days is an example of distributing practice over time to enhance memory retention.

Suppose That You Are a Counselor at a Summer Camp