Studying in spaced sessions works better than cramming. Which effect describes this?
ATesting effect
BHalo effect
CSpacing effect
DPrimacy effect
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Spacing effect
1. Lessons spaced out over time beat cramming because of the forgetting curve.
2. The testing effect concerns quizzing and the halo effect concerns impressions.
3. So it is the spacing effect.
_Source: Wikipedia, Learning, section Instructional techniques_
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