Research suggests which of the following is one of the BEST ways to remember information about memory in your textbook?

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Relating information to yourself is a form of elaborative encoding, which has been shown to improve memory retention. Rereading information several times might not be as effective as it creates a false sense of familiarity rather than actual retention. Saying information aloud or copying it from the text might also not be as effective as it only engages auditory or visual modalities, whereas elaborative encoding engages semantic processing.

Research Suggests Which of the Following Is One of the BEST