The testing effect is sometimes called
A) the retrieval practice effect.
B) test-enhanced learning.
C) both the retrieval practice effect and test-enhanced learning.
D) neither the retrieval practice effect nor test-enhanced learning.

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The testing effect is a phenomenon in which taking a test on learned material can enhance long-term memory retention. It is also known as the retrieval practice effect. Test-enhanced learning is another term used to describe this effect. Therefore, both options A and B are correct, making option C the best choice. Option D is incorrect because both of the other options are applicable.

The Testing Effect Is Sometimes Called