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VII. RETENTION AND OBLIVISCENCE AS A FUNCTION OF THE TIME

Section 26. Explanations of Retention and Obliviscence

27. Methods of Investigation of Actual Conditions

28. Results

29. Discussion of Results

30. Control Tests

VIII. RETENTION AS A FUNCTION OF REPEATED LEARNING

Section 31. Statement of the Problem and the Investigation

32. Influence of the Length of the Series

33. Influence of Repeated Learning

34. Influence of the Separate Repetitions

IX. RETENTION AS A FUNCTION OF THE ORDER OF SUCCESSION OF THE MEMBERS OF THE SERIES

Section 35. Association according to Temporal Sequence and its Explanation

36. Methods of Investigation of Actual Behavior

37. Results. Associations of Indirect Sequence

38. Experiments with Exclusion of Knowledge

39. Discussion of Results

40. Reverse Associations

41. The Dependence of Associations of Indirect Sequence upon the Number of Repetitions

42. Indirect Strengthening of Associations