Which of these is not considered one of the four broad principles of memory improvement?
A)use metamemory
B)process for meaning
C)employ retrieval practice
D)integrate working and long-term memory

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The four broad principles of memory improvement typically include using metamemory, processing for meaning, employing retrieval practice, and distributing practice over time or elaborative rehearsal, rather than integrating working and long-term memory. This integration is more a description of how memory functions rather than a strategy for improving memory.

Which of These Is Not Considered One of the Four