The Lesson to Be Learned from the Imagery Techniques for Memory

question 12

Multiple Choice

The lesson to be learned from the imagery techniques for memory enhancement (e.g.,, the pegword technique) is that these techniques work because

• A) distinctive images tend to provide easy "magical" improvements in memory.
• B) they tap into reliable ways to develop "photographic" memory.
• C) their flexible, undefined structures allow "rememberers" to spontaneously organize information in any way they want.
• D) they showcase the fact that memory improvement requires a great deal of practice and perseverance.

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Definitions:

Second View

An additional or alternative perspective or examination of a subject or situation.

Motion Parallax

A depth cue in which objects closer to the viewer move faster across the visual field than those further away.

Motion Perception

The process of detecting movement in a visual scene and the ability of the visual system to sense the motion of objects and surfaces in the environment.

Correspondence Problem

In psychology and computer vision, a challenge involving matching visual patterns or objects seen from different viewpoints or moments.