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- who: ufeffYunufeff ufeffPanufeff from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, United States have published the research work: Related consistent lures increase the judgment of multiplication facts: Evidence using event-related potential technique, in the Journal: (JOURNAL)
- how: The results showed that participants` reaction time increased when related arithmetic problems were practiced compared with the unpracticed group. Subsequently the study analyzed the error rates of 36 arithmetic multiplication among 44 adults and showed that operand-related errors were more likely to involve decade consistent lures than decade inconsistent and the proportion of these errors increased . . .
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