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How fullness, distension and gastric rhythms become perceived bodily experience, why gut feeling is not a scientific synonym for intuition, and how gastric interoception is measured
The generation effect is the finding that information a person has to produce, complete or derive can often be remembered better than comparable information that is simply presented to be read. The effect is well established, but generation is not one thing, and its benefit depends on what is generated, how successfully it is generated and what later memory is asked to do.
A team agrees to improve a service, but nobody can tell whether the work has advanced. A second team defines a clear target, receives feedback on…