Which of the following is a true finding of Shuell's research into organisation and memory?
A) Recall is much better when information is presented in an organised way
B) Using categories of information has no effect
C) Organising information is not an effective use of time
D) Random information is remembered as successfully as non-random information
E) Having more knowledge of categories is unhelpful to memory
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Q5: Bartlett believed that memory is an active
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Q11: Procedural knowledge does not include knowing:
A)How to
Q12: Which of the following does NOT feature
Q13: Shallice and Warrington's (1970) study of patient
Q14: The span of immediate memory was identified
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