This psychologist determined that one-tenth of the effort is required to make meaningful associations when learning Don Juan by heart than by learning syllables individually. In one chapter of this psychologist's best known work, he discusses result grouping methods and "the utility of the averages obtained," and in one of his experiments, this psychologist used a metronome to recite 15,000 consonant-vowel-consonant constructions he called "nonsense syllables." This psychologist names the optical illusion involving two circles of the same size surrounded by large and small circles and authored The Intelligence of Schoolchildren, in addition t
This psychologist determined that one-tenth of the effort is required to make meaningful associations when learning Don Juan by heart than by learning syllables individually. In one chapter of this psychologist's best known work, he discusses result grouping methods and "the utility of the averages obtained," and in one of his experiments, this psychologist used a metronome to recite 15,000 consonant-vowel-consonant constructions he called "nonsense syllables." This psychologist names the optical illusion involving two circles of the same size surrounded by large and small circles and authored The Intelligence of Schoolchildren, in addition to applying the recency and primacy effects to lists to document the serial position effect. For 10 points, name this psychologist who studied the spacing, learning, and forgetting curves and published the book On Memory.
This psychologist determined that one-tenth of the effort is required to make meaningful associations when learning Don Juan by heart than by learning syllables individually.
Hermann {Ebbinghaus}