- interference theory = Laterale Hemmung = retroactive inhibition (all more or less same stuff)
In their review of research on retroaction inhibition, Slamecka and Ceraso (1960) cite several studies demonstrating that retroactive interference operates upon connected discourse material in the same way as upon serial word lists and paired associates
— ❐ Repetition and Spaced Review in the Learning of Connected Discourse
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⁓ force interfering learning items into context to help encoding
- ~ structuring new learning into old learning minimizes interference
Retroactive interference occurs
when newly acquired information inhibits recall
of previously learned information. This has
been shown to influence recall of sounds, tastes
and word associations, and is typically seen
when learners receive training on one area of
content and are then exposed to new content
before being evaluated on the original content.
— ❐ Learning during simulation training is prone to retroactive interference