How can be forgetting minimized through____________?
Correct answer: D. Overlearning
- A. Punishment
- B. Over teaching
- C. Experiences
- D. Overlearning
Explanation
Overlearning means continuing practice after a learner has first mastered the material, which strengthens retention and reduces forgetting. Punishment does not reliably preserve learning, and experience alone may be too unsystematic.
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