Chunking Is an Important and Powerful Memory Strategy

question 29

Multiple Choice

Chunking is an important and powerful memory strategy. An example of chunking is:

• A) When you try and remember everything you know about a topic as quickly as possible.
• B) When you try and organize information, especially making outlines or other hierarchical strategies.
• C) Keeping a time diary.
• D) A technique that will decrease your short term memory capacity.

Recognize the variability of behavior across different situations and its implications for the concept of personality traits.

Understand the concept of the personality paradox and its relevance to personality psychology.

Grasp the significance of the Big Five personality dimensions and their characteristics.

Become familiar with cross-cultural studies of personality and the implications for the universality of the Big Five.

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Definitions:

Report Layout View

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Save Changes

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Query Design

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