The difference between the number of times required to learn material initially and the number of times required to relearn the same material is referred to as
A)rehearsal.
B)savings.
C)forgetting.
D)relearning.

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The difference between the number of times required to learn material initially (i.e., original learning) and the number of times required to relearn the same material (i.e., relearning) is called savings. It represents the amount of time, effort, and learning that individuals save due to their prior learning experience.

The Difference Between the Number of Times Required to Learn