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Sensation
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Have you ever had the sensation that you seem to be hearing or viewing a certain word more often than norm? This is an occurence that comes about to the frequency effect. Our brain convinces us that we is figuratively being chased by this information as every time we happen to hear it, we reinforce our hypothesis. A side effect of the frequency effect is that the information that has been consolidated our memory can be brushed over while reading or listening as our brain no feels the need to focus attention on it. Though there have been criticisms of this theory, it is still a highly regarded phenomenon in the teaching-learning process.
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