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sam.t96

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The least effective strategy for learning and reviewing information is to
 
  a. review your notes immediately after a lecture.
  b. schedule several short review sessions.
  c. simulate test situations.
  d. study a chapter by rereading it.

Question 2

Chunking is the process of
 
  a. creating a detailed mental picture of difficult information.
  b. organizing individual facts into meaningful sets of information.
  c. connecting already-stored information with new learning.
  d. using as many senses as possible to take in new information.



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Answer to Question 1

d

Answer to Question 2

b



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