Differenzierungseffekt
The Differenzierungseffekt, also known as the differentiation effect, is a psychological phenomenon where individuals tend to perceive and remember information more vividly when it is presented in a way that is different from the norm or expected. This effect is often observed in the context of learning and memory, where novel or unusual information is more likely to be retained than routine or familiar information.
The Differenzierungseffekt can be attributed to several cognitive processes. One key factor is the novelty of
This phenomenon has practical implications in various fields, including education and advertising. In educational settings, instructors
Overall, the Differenzierungseffekt highlights the importance of variety and novelty in information processing and memory retention.