robert bjork - the effect of context on memory

Everything we do occurs in a particular context. How does this context influence our memory of events and facts that we want to recall? According to Dr. Bjork, variability in study context will give a learner more potential retrieval cues to remember information. In addition, recreating a situation similar to the one a particular memory was formed in will aid memory retrieval for some memories - especially over long periods of time.

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[@stoicfloor]

"New learning happens by mapping it onto and fitting it into what you already know. What is accessible from your prior learning is going to govern how new information is encoded." - Dr. Robert Bjork

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I like video

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the video image is too poor, you need to fix it more

[@studybuddy5000]

could not follow... monotone voice, etc