Especially when practice is distributed over time,retention is increased by
A) recall
B) recognition
C) overlearning.
D) recitation

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Overlearning refers to practicing beyond the point of mastery, which has been shown to improve long-term retention. Recall and recitation are both methods of retrieving information, but they do not necessarily improve retention. Recognition involves identifying information that has previously been learned, but it is not as effective for retention as overlearning.

Especially When Practice Is Distributed Over Time,retention Is Increased by