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go.lag

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Developing retrieval clues involves
 
  a. using numerous sensory channels to store information.
  b. selecting a word or phrase that summarizes several pieces of information.
  c. connecting new information with personal experience.
  d. simulating test conditions.

Question 2

For an anatomy test, Nita made up a rhyme to remember the parts of the brain.
   In this situation, she was using a strategy called
 
  a. method of loci.
  b. visualization.
  c. mnemonics.
  d. association.



ryrychapman11

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Answer to Question 1

b

Answer to Question 2

c



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