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:[[Glossary:Element|element]] that can effectively be retrieved from memory. '''Remembered elements''' should not be confused with [[Glossary:Memorized_element|memorized elements]], i.e. [[Glossary:Element|elements]] that take part in the learning process. In a well-executed learning process, probability of recall ([[Glossary:Retrievability|retrievability]]) for [[Glossary:Memorized_element|memorized elements]] should be above 100% minus the [[Glossary:Forgetting_index|forgetting index]] (or exactly that number at repetition time). By definition, a '''remembered element''' has the probability of recall verging on certainty | |||
Revision as of 13:54, 26 May 2016
- remembered element
- element that can effectively be retrieved from memory. Remembered elements should not be confused with memorized elements, i.e. elements that take part in the learning process. In a well-executed learning process, probability of recall (retrievability) for memorized elements should be above 100% minus the forgetting index (or exactly that number at repetition time). By definition, a remembered element has the probability of recall verging on certainty