A 2000 study by Duka et. al. found that getting people hammered makes them less susceptible to this process if they were already intoxicated to begin with.
A 2000 study by Duka et. al. found that getting people hammered makes them less susceptible to this process if they were already intoxicated to begin with. Ernest Renan's "What is a Nation" pairs this process with "historical error" as essential for national creation. Endel Tulving theorized that this process was caused by a lack of cues, which Godden and Baddeley tested with divers. This process can be modeled by the equation "R equals e to the power of negative t over S," and its magnitude was studied using a series of nonsense syllables. This process occurs when unrehearsed traces fade away according to Henrich Ebbinghaus, who developed a "curve" for it and suggested it could be mitigated by mnemonic devices. For 10 points, name this process of losing information from memory.
A 2000 study by Duka et. al. found that getting people hammered makes them less susceptible to this process if they were already intoxicated to begin with.
forgetting