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Short-term retention as a function of average storage load and average load reduction.

L S REID·K E LLOYD·H R BRACKETT·W F HAWKINS
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L S REID, K E LLOYD, H R BRACKETT, W F HAWKINS. 1961. Short-term retention as a function of average storage load and average load reduction.. https://doi.org/10.1037/h0047815

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