The ‘Google effect’ suggests that we remember things better after reading them on search engines….

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➤ What is the Google effect?
The Google effect is the tendency to forget information that we expect will be easily available online. Also called digital amnesia or transactive memory with devices, it shifts memory from storing facts to storing locations and search strategies, changing how people encode and retrieve knowledge in everyday tasks.

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