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Comment author: Logos01 03 November 2011 06:30:06AM *  0 points [-]

I note that you leave out recall.

You might want to do some research into "mnemotechnics". Also: Baddeley's model of working memory is quite interesting.

Comment author: billswift 03 November 2011 09:10:35PM 1 point [-]

Alan Baddeley's popular book Your Memory: A User's Guide is a very useful resource. Because it shows the best understanding of how memory actually works as well as tips and tricks it lets you build further on those techniques. (I haven't seen the 2004 edition linked to. I read the first edition from 1983 and don't know what changes, if any, were made.)

Comment author: [deleted] 03 November 2011 02:34:27PM 0 points [-]

Deliberate, as SRS incorporates active recall per definition, methinks.

Comment author: Logos01 03 November 2011 03:26:17PM 1 point [-]

For any materials learned through SRS, sure.

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