Experimental Procedures for Studying Retroactive Interference
Proactive interference refers to the interfering effect of previously lean materials on the learning of new materials. The prefix 'pro' means 'forward acting.'
Proactive interference refers to the interfering effect of previously lean materials on the learning of new materials. The prefix 'pro' means 'forward acting.'
The experimental method, in many respects, is the best way of gathering scientific information that is the information, which is empirical, reliable, systematic, and verifiable.
Experimental method uses variables. A variable is a fact or a phenomenon within or outside the organism that evokes a response in the organism and can take on different values. The response evoked through the process is also a variable.
Establishment of the first psychological laboratory at the Leipzig University in the year 1879 certified the use of experimental method in psychology.