Chunking Refers to

question 3

Multiple Choice

Chunking refers to

• A) getting information into memory through the use of visual imagery.
• B) the organization of information into meaningful units.
• C) the unconscious encoding of incidental information.
• D) the tendency to recognize names we can't recall.

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Definitions:

Arjun Appadurai

An influential contemporary anthropologist known for his work on globalization, focusing on the cultural dynamics of technology, finance, and social theory.

Cultural Hybrids

Entities or concepts that emerge from the blending or amalgamation of elements from different cultures, often leading to new forms of expression or identity.

George Ritzer

A sociologist best known for his concept of McDonaldization, which criticizes the rationalized processes of efficiency, predictability, calculability, and control in societal institutions.

"Nonplaces"

Spaces characterized by transitory and impersonal relations, such as airports and supermarkets, as defined by anthropologist Marc Augé.