Mnemonics

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"The purpose of this research is to examine the character of experimental evidence that shows that mnemonical techniques are successful in eliciting, retrieving, or discovering information. The plan of the research will be to set forth the theory of mnemonics in general terms, then to show the problems and processes associated with the application of this theory as revealed in various experiments and studies.

Mnemonic theory refers to a branch of learning psychology that is concerned with the art or science of improving the efficiency of the memory--in regard to either recall as such or to the accuracy of recall. A good deal of research has been done into mnemonics as a device of learning and memory, with regard to everything from standard memory recall to reading proficiency. Mnemonics is described as a form of information processing."

More papers on Mnemonics:

• Research Paper # 17059 : "Mnemonic Devices"
• Essay # 34275 : "Mnemonic Techniques"
• Analytical Essay # 31396 : "Burning Chrome" and "Johnny Mnemonic"

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