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'''<span id="remembered_element">[[Glossary:Remembered_element|remembered element]]</span>''' - an 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 for memorized elements should be above 100% minus the forgetting index. By definition, a remembered element has the | '''<span id="remembered_element">[[Glossary:Remembered_element|remembered element]]</span>''' - an 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 probably of recall verging on certainty | ||
Revision as of 04:37, 8 May 2016
remembered element - an 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 probably of recall verging on certainty