Research on the Efficacy of Imagery Mnemonics and Older Adults

question 68

Multiple Choice

Research on the efficacy of imagery mnemonics and older adults suggests that:

• A)imagery mnemonics cannot help older adults.
• B)imagery mnemonics benefit older adults more than they benefit younger adults.
• C)imagery mnemonics are counterproductive in older adults.
• D)imagery mnemonics can be useful in helping older adults learn new material.

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