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:[[Glossary:Retention|retention]] of material repeated on a given day D as measured on the days of successive repetitions of individual [[Glossary:Element|elements]]. Both [[Glossary:Retention|retention]] and '''consolidation''' are displayed in '''[[ | :[[Glossary:Retention|retention]] of material repeated on a given day D as measured on the days of successive repetitions of individual [[Glossary:Element|elements]]. Both [[Glossary:Retention|retention]] and '''consolidation''' are displayed in '''[[Toolkit menu|Toolkit]] : [[Calendar]]''' under '''Retention'''. '''[[Calendar]]''' displays these values as ''<retention> -> <consolidation>''. If you are sleepy or tired on the day D, your [[Glossary:Retention|retention]] will be poor, even if your memories are strong. In other words, measured [[Glossary:Retention|retention]] is not an ideal reflection of [[Glossary:Retrievability|memory retrievability]]. '''Consolidation''' is not measured on a single day. The measurements are gradually added up on days on which successive repetitions of the material repeated on the day D take place. Consequently, '''consolidation''' is less dependent on the variability in your recall readiness. At the same time, being tired or sleepy on the day D can affect the '''consolidation''' of the material. It is [[Glossary:Retention|retention]] that is less dependent on the variability in your consolidation readiness | ||
Latest revision as of 05:52, 3 March 2019
- consolidation
- retention of material repeated on a given day D as measured on the days of successive repetitions of individual elements. Both retention and consolidation are displayed in Toolkit : Calendar under Retention. Calendar displays these values as <retention> -> <consolidation>. If you are sleepy or tired on the day D, your retention will be poor, even if your memories are strong. In other words, measured retention is not an ideal reflection of memory retrievability. Consolidation is not measured on a single day. The measurements are gradually added up on days on which successive repetitions of the material repeated on the day D take place. Consequently, consolidation is less dependent on the variability in your recall readiness. At the same time, being tired or sleepy on the day D can affect the consolidation of the material. It is retention that is less dependent on the variability in your consolidation readiness