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wenty-four things to understand, and ninety-five things to drill. You read the twenty-four first.

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Understand the core conclusion, review what must be mastered, and keep the source beside it for verification.

Cognitive Load and Learning Design.pdf

Working memory has limited capacity

When several new elements must be processed at once, they compete for limited working-memory capacity. Learning material should remove irrelevant information and divide complex content into consecutive parts.

P.5

What you need to master

Working memory can process only a limited number of new elements at once.

Irrelevant information also consumes this limited capacity.

Segmenting complex material reduces the number of elements processed at once.

Source

Key ideas

Conclusion

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Which material design increases extraneous cognitive load?

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Oxygen consumption rises, ATP output falls
uncouplers collapse the proton gradient but leave electron transport running - so the chain speeds up and consumes more oxygen while ATP synthase has no gradient to work with.
P.1.5 · "Uncouplers dissipate the gradient without blocking transport."
Oxygen consumption falls, ATP output is unchanged

Return to the knowledge point the question actually tests

A wrong answer is only the entry point. Return to the relevant knowledge point, rebuild the core idea, review related practice, and check the supporting source.