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Practice Reading: Fill in The Blanks (Drag & Drop) ID: #38310 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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