Modeling Is Often Facilitated by Memory Codes

question 36

Multiple Choice

Modeling is often facilitated by memory codes. Three of the following are examples of such codes. Which one does not specifically illustrate a memory code?

• A) While trying to remember how to do a front walk-over, Andrew visualizes how he saw his gymnastics coach do it a few minutes ago.
• B) Beatrice successfully recalls how to make crepe batter simply by thinking, "eggs, milk, flour, oil."
• C) Charlene's father shows her how to use a radial arm saw. Charlene listens closely in order to remember his verbal description of what he is doing.
• D) David wears the same style of clothing his friends wear, even though he's never been reinforced for doing so.

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