It Is Often Easier to Remember Words If One Can

question 98

Multiple Choice

It is often easier to remember words if one can also picture them in their minds. This is because one is using one's:

• A) verbal memory store.
• B) visuospatial memory store.
• C) central executive.
• D) verbal and visuospatial memory stores.

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