"The average person can hold roughly four unrelated facts in working memory." What is the source for this? · Issue #16 · zakirullin/cognitive-load
Great read, and I agree with much of the opinions held. However, this quote becomes the anchor for many of the following opinions/assumptions: The average person can hold roughly four facts in work...
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