Meaning on Retention (English)
The strength of memory for meaningful materials and the non-meaningful materials is studied by using this list of words. This list has three sets of words. List ‘A’ – Non-sense syllables,, List ‘B’ – connected words , and List ‘C’ – meaningful connected words.
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