A savings score is given in terms of the
A) percentage of items correct on relearning.
B) percentage of items correct on the first attempt.
C) total time spent in seconds or minutes during relearning.
D) time or learning trials saved in relearning relative to the time or learning trials in learning the items originally.

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A savings score is calculated by measuring the time or learning trials saved in relearning relative to the time or learning trials in learning the items originally. This means that the correct choice is D. The percentage of items correct on relearning (choice A) or on the first attempt (choice B) and the total time spent in relearning (choice C) may be factors that affect the savings score calculation, but they are not the defining factor.

A Savings Score Is Given in Terms of the