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Kate has a big psychology test coming up tomorrow. She and several classmates get together to do some final studying. Discuss how each of the following concepts may help or hinder Kate and her classmates during their study session and subsequent testing experience? Be sure to explain how your application illustrates the given term.
1. Short term memory capacity.
2. Serial position curve.
3. Forgetting curve.
4. Pro-active.
5. Parallel distributed processing model.
6. Semantic versus visual encoding (comparison).
7. Context dependence memory.
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