Many studies suggest that we remember material better and longer if we
A) practise or study beyond the minimum needed to barely learn it.
B) read it thoroughly, once.
C) completely relax before beginning the learning process.
D) read the information to a friend.

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Practising or studying beyond the minimum needed to barely learn it helps with memory consolidation and enhances the ability to retrieve information later. This is known as the spacing effect, where by spacing out your learning sessions, including more reviews over time, you are more likely to remember the information long term.

Many Studies Suggest That We Remember Material Better and Longer