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Lumi vilar på två av de mest solida rönen inom minnesforskningen. Att testa sig själv bygger mer minne än att läsa om, och att repetera ett faktum precis innan du glömmer det får det att hålla längre.

Det vetenskapen mäter.

Lumis metoder är de bäst betygsatta i forskningen, med siffror och källor som stöder dem.

Studie

Att läsa om känns som att kunna. Att testa sig själv får det att fastna.

61 %

av idéerna i en text mindes studenterna en vecka senare när de läst den en gång och sedan testat sig själva tre gånger

40 %

för studenterna som läste om samma text fyra gånger

52 % mot 14 %

glömda inom en vecka, att läsa om mot att testa sig själv

Fällan, de som läste om kände sig säkrast. De glömde 52 % inom en vecka, mot 14 % för dem som testade sig själva.

Din hjärna glömmer snabbt, sedan långsammare

Tidsvinst vid återinlärning, i procent av den ursprungliga inlärningstiden

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Ebbinghaus, 1885, och Murre och Dros, PLOS ONE, 2015.

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Varje citerad studie

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