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Study the relationship between learning time, recall time, and recall accuracy with better-controlled time measures

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The article closes by calling for further study of the relation between time measures and recall outcomes. It notes that recall time is an especially indefinite measure because subjects differ in whether they write their total recall at once or pause struggling for words, sometimes "a struggle of a minute or more before giving up the task, with no additions." Future work should address these measurement problems.

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id further-study-learning-recall-time-measures
title Study the relationship between learning time, recall time, and recall accuracy with better-controlled time measures
description The article closes by calling for further study of the relation between time measures and recall outcomes.
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