If a student studies the course material twice a week, the difference between the amount of time originally required to learn the information and the amount of time required to relearn the material after a certain amount of time has elapsed is known as __________.
A)encoding
B)priming
C)saving
D)chunking

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The difference between the amount of time required to learn the information originally and the amount of time required to relearn the material is known as saving, which reflects the amount of information that was retained in memory. Encoding refers to the initial process of acquiring information, priming is a phenomenon in which exposure to one stimulus influences the response to another unrelated stimulus, and chunking involves grouping information into smaller, more manageable units.

If a Student Studies the Course Material Twice a Week