Question

Corbin is convinced that he remembers the material from his text much better when he studies for 3 hours straight through on the night before the exam, rather than when he studies for 30 minutes each night on 6 consecutive nights. Corbin’s experience is NOT consistent with memory research that has documented the effectiveness of

Answer 1

Studying? I do not know this one sorry or I would help you!

Answer 2

Corbin’s experience is NOT consistent with memory research that has documented the effectiveness of distributed practice

Step-by-step explanation:

Distributed practice and retrieval practice represent tow of the most effective learning strategies.

"A distributed practice intervention typically contains a first occasion to study some information and students have at least one more opportunity to relearn the information. Two or more exposures to the information occurring at non-zero gaps are regarded “spaced”, whereas if repetitions recurred immediately, the zero spacing gap constitutes “massed practice”.

Reference: Surma, T., Vanhoyweghen, K., Camp, G., & Kirschner, P. A. (2018). The coverage of distributed practice and retrieval practice in Flemish and Dutch teacher education textbooks. Teaching and Teacher Education, 74, 229-237.