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42. The Forgetting Curve Hermann Ebbinghaus first began to study forgetting using nonsense syllables Nonsense syllables are three-letter combinations that look like words but are meaningless (ROH, KUF)
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49. Two Types of Interference Types of Interference Retroactive Interference Proactive Interference
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56. Biological Basis of Memory Karl Lashley searched for a localized memory trace or engram Found that maze-learning in rats was distributed throughout the brain