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A Clinical Pilot Study of Spaced Retrieval Practice To Improve Health-Related Memory in Persons With HIV Disease

2020-08-25

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<p>Objective: Spaced retrieval practice (SRP) is one of the most replicated and effective mnemonic strategies in the cognitive psychology literature, but its benefits have not yet been realized in healthcare settings. This study used a randomized, between-subjects design to examine the hypothesis that can SRP improve memory for health-related information among clinically-referred persons with HIV (PWH), who often...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/y9mtw

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