Distributed practice is more effective than massed practice for learning language-related material, but not for learning content devoid of meaning (e.g., nonsense syllables).

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Distributed practice is generally more effective than massed practice for both meaningful and non-meaningful material, including nonsense syllables, as it enhances retention and recall by allowing time for memory consolidation.

Distributed Practice Is More Effective Than Massed Practice for Learning