The rationale for use of short, frequent study periods that focus on understanding the material is
A) to memorize facts.
B) to lay down a neural trace.
C) to prevent old knowledge from interfering with recall of new knowledge.
D) to motivate learning by developing a positive attitude toward the subject matter.

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A neural trace is required to move information from temporary to permanent memory. Striving for understanding gives the 4 to 5 seconds necessary for the formation of the neural trace. The other options do not provide a valid rationale.

The Rationale for Use of Short, Frequent Study Periods That