Retrieval: Free recall, cued recall, and recognition | MCAT | Khan Academy

Learn about three types of retrieval: free recall, cued recall, and recognition.
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Thanks for pointing that out, fixing it now. :-) Carole

[@Its_Inshal]

What cues are helpful in recalling the information?

[@Martin.Hansen]

You asked this four years ago, but I'll answer anyway: What I do is chunk the information in bits of two or three. For this task, I imagined a ladybug ontop of the television in my living room, a stork with a book in its mouth, a gigantic hamburger ontop of an airplane, a pillow in the garden, a window on a stove, etc. Had she added more words, it could have been a bit harder to recall everything, but less than 15 words, you should be able to recall most of them fairly easily doing it like this

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Hi,liked and subscribed. im curious which type of memory is suited for a graduate degree, which requires alot of reading.

[@alidadorin1360]

As a graduate student myself, cued recal is the most effective one and I have tried it during my tests which turned out successful. The types of cues that you associate with the learning material will different for different people and it has be something of high significance to the subject learned and /or the student

[@beanshadow008]

Same with tennis ball

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Hi would you say that recognition is implicit ?

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Wait road wasn't on the list... much less it wasn't the third word. 1:50

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"Road" got me too at " 2:04 "

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"tennis ball" mayhaps that why I thought dog..got distracted ergh

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O' may gosh I forgot planet and I visualized the thing crashing into another thing that I forgot..lol

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lady bug, television, plane, *fail*, garden, pillow, window, stove, *fail*, fork I'm not sure if I put the fails in their right places either "also I think a "dog" was involved. 1:27

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