Memory Recall

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The experimental research design consisted of 24 male and female adults aged 40-49 being randomly assigned to control and experimental groups to determine whether prior relevant knowledge assisted recall. The control subjects were in the imprecise elaboration condition, while the experimental subjects were in the precise elaboration, which represented prior relevant knowledge. Both groups read a target passage and were asked to answer items on the data sheets. The results indicated no significant difference between the control and experimental groups for recall. Future research is suggested relative to the categorization of inputs and possible influences, rehearsal of inputs, and noise."

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