Your Friend Is Trying to Help You Study for a Psychology

question 452

Multiple Choice

Your friend is trying to help you study for a psychology exam. You're having trouble remembering all the different types of long-term memory discussed in your textbook. They suggest you organize the information in a way that benefits from your understanding of how the concepts relate to each other. For example, starting by categorizing which kinds of memories are considered declarative and which are considered non-declarative. What principle is your friend applying?

• A)imagery
• B)mnemonic devices
• C)hierarchical organization
• D)dual-coding theory
• E)storage maximization

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