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The stability of a skill or memory describes how susceptible it is to forgetting. Long-term retention demonstrates stability of a skill. Stability is a property of a memory or skill, while long-term retention is an observed effect.
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Revision as of 21:58, 29 January 2007

The stability of a skill or memory describes how susceptible it is to forgetting. Long-term retention demonstrates stability of a skill. Stability is a property of a memory or skill, while long-term retention is an observed effect.