One Form of Memory Strategy That Links New Information to Previously

question 215

Multiple Choice

One form of memory strategy that links new information to previously learned information is called

• A) short-term memory strategy.
• B) sensory memory strategy.
• C) long-term memory strategy.
• D) elaboration strategy.

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Definitions:

Age of Majority

The legal age at which an individual is considered an adult and responsible for his or her own actions, varying by jurisdiction.

Legal Capacity

The ability of an individual or entity to enter into legally binding contracts, recognizing that the person has the requisite age and mental capability to understand and agree to the terms.

Mental Ability

Refers to the capacity to perform cognitive tasks, understand complex ideas, learn from experience, apply logic and reason, and adapt to new situations.

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