Psychologists have found that memories are strongest when no other events occur between repeated presentations of the information to be remembered.

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Research in psychology suggests that distributed practice, where information is reviewed with intervals of time between sessions (allowing for other events to occur), often leads to stronger memory retention compared to massed practice, where information is reviewed in a condensed period without breaks.

Psychologists Have Found That Memories Are Strongest When No Other