The Zeigarnik Effect
A) is that different scales of measurement require different interpretations
B) explains how to rank the importance of experience and reason
C) describes the importance of statistics in law
D) describes the memory of people.

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The Zeigarnik Effect describes the phenomenon where people remember uncompleted or interrupted tasks better than completed tasks. This is related to the way our memory works, suggesting that incomplete tasks create a kind of cognitive tension that improves recall.