In this case, the frequency-influenced forgetting occurred for both Nap and Wake groups (with the puzzling exception of HF shared features in the Wake group).
When using fading factors, the matrices S and F become sparser as similarities and cooccurrence frequencies are forgotten.
On the other hand, many people whose memories are excellent are troubled by those few times they have forgotten to do something, and so exaggerate in their minds the frequency with which they forget.
But again, it takes time to create reach and frequency, and you cannot forget that fundamental advertising need.
A fortunate few may manage to buy low and sell high with some frequency, but don't forget that if you leave enough monkeys in a room with a typewriter for enough time, they will produce Hamlet.
It is starting to happen with more frequency, so don't forget to praise the media stories that do show real people.
This is not visible in ELEARN and MUSIC because these datasets are not large enough to completely forget similarities and frequencies.
In Experiment 2, which had shorter sleep and wake intervals between tests, we again saw a true improvement in shared feature memory in the Sleep group, but only for the category that had been exposed at the lowest frequency during training, with forgetting occurring for the high frequency category.
The pattern was very different, however, for high frequency unique features: A full night's sleep produced good retention of unique features regardless of frequency, while a short nap produced significant forgetting of high frequency unique features (Experiment 1 vs. 2 sleep groups for high frequency unique features: t = 2.674, p = 0.009).
This review defined medication-taking behaviors as any missing dose taken, as well as frequency on prescription refill while barriers to adherence were defined as tendency to forget, disease-specific reasons, regime complexity, and/or side effect of prescribed medications.
