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What is the best thing to which a person can relate information for better memory?
 
  a. visual images
  b. context
  c. the self
  d. time

Question 2

Paired associate learning __________.
 
  a. always uses nonsense syllables
  b. inherently requires an active, strategic kind of rehearsal
  c. learning a list so that the correct response item can be reproduced when the stimulus item is presented
  d. clustered list learning



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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