Waitresses Who Use Organizational Encoding to Organize Orders into Groups

question 275

Multiple Choice

Waitresses who use organizational encoding to organize orders into groups are essentially:

• A)chunking the information.
• B)rehearsing the information.
• C)utilizing the serial position effect.
• D)utilizing state-dependent learning.

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Definitions:

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