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Spaced repetition strengthens long-term retention because each retrieval attempt reconsolidates the memory trace, an effect that compounds across sessions.[1]
Repeated retrieval promotes and reconsolidates learning better than restudying, producing large gains in long-term retention.
“…retrieval practice improves retention (Thompson & Reyes, 2019)[1].”
A citation that looks academic. The paper doesn't exist — a plausible author, year, and DOI, invented.
“…retrieval practice improves retention[1]” — [1] points to a real 2006 study and the exact passage that backs it.
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