When Asked How She Is Able to Remember the Names

question 188

Multiple Choice

When asked how she is able to remember the names of all the students in his class, Dr. Willis-Rivera says, "I just try to match each student's face to an image of a famous person." This technique best exemplifies the concept of ​

• A)spaced retrieval.
• B)implicit memory.
• C)vigilance.
• D)an internal memory aid.

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