They cause new neurons to be formed in the memory areas of the brain.
Rehearsal
Repetition, rehearsal, exercise, preparation, training, run-through, and drill.
"Repetition" is a noun which means reiteration, repeat, rehearsal, recurrence, or reduplication. "Don't forget kids today we are doing a repetition for the school play" "I received a C on my paper because I used a lot of repetition of information."
Repetition gives emphasis to whatever is repeated.
Alliteration
It was proven by the Psychologist, Hermman Ebbinghaus, that conscious repetition or rehearsal, helps the brain encode information. Although, he discovered that the amount of information you will remember depends strictly on how longyou study. Also, even after repetition, "overlearning" (more reviewing) increases our ability to remember the information.Basically, the theory of "practice makes perfect" is true. Studying longer and practicing will definitely help you learn and memorize. :)
Alliteration is the repetition of the same consonant sounds and assonance is the repetition of the same vowel sounds.
Any effect of pork on the brain.
No, hyperbole is not a repetition device. Hyperbole is a figure of speech where exaggeration is used for emphasis or effect, while repetition involves repeating words or phrases for rhetorical or stylistic purposes.
It attracts them and repetition is catchy so it also makes the reader want to read more. And they like it.
Poets use repetition to emphasize key ideas or emotions, create a sense of rhythm or musicality in their writing, and reinforce thematic elements throughout a poem. Repetition can also help to draw the reader's attention to specific details or images, making them more impactful and memorable.
I'd say it is. Repetition is something (an idea, a word, a phrase etc. etc.) which is REPEATED for effect. Here, the word 'sweet' is repeated. It is done for effect. Hank Williams in one of his songs sings of the woman's 'cold cold heart' and Robert Burns' poem "My Luv's like a red red rose" repeats the word red for effect.