Interference Effects
Principle
When one set of information interferes with the recall of another. • Two types: proactive (old affects new) and retroactive (new affects old). • Reduce by organizing content clearly and minimizing overlap.
Principle
When one set of information interferes with the recall of another. • Two types: proactive (old affects new) and retroactive (new affects old). • Reduce by organizing content clearly and minimizing overlap.