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Contiguity Model
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The Contiguity Model, also known as the Contiguity Theory, is a psychological theory that suggests learning and memory are connected through associations formed by contiguity or proximity of events or stimuli. According to this model, the more closely linked two events or stimuli are in time or space, the stronger the association and the more likely they will be remembered together.
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- The Contiguity Model of learning proposes that pairing two stimuli closely in time will enhance retention.
- In the Contiguity Model, if a person directly associates studying with being in a certain location, they are more likely to recall the information when present in that same location.
- According to the Contiguity Theory, the contiguity of visual and audio cues in advertisements can greatly impact consumer recall.
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