Why are schemas important for long-term memory?
a. schemas are important because they facili...
Why are schemas important for long-term memory?
a. schemas are important because they facilitate spreading activation of memory cues.
b. schemas are important because they us remember new information by providing an organizational structure for it.
c. schemas are important because they us retrieve information faster.
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