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Elaborative Rehearsal
Elaborative rehearsal is the act of linking new information that one is trying to learn to pre-existing information that is already known.
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Elaborative Rehearsal
Active Rehearsal
Example of Rehearsal: Learning Multiplication Tables
Combining Chunking and Rehearsal
A student needs to remember a new locker combination: 24-12-36. To commit it to memory, the student silently says 'twenty-four, twelve, thirty-six' to themselves repeatedly while walking to class. Which of the following best describes the technique this student is employing?
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Example of Elaborative Rehearsal: Remembering a Phone Number
Levels of Processing Hypothesis
A student is studying for a biology exam and needs to remember the function of the mitochondria. Which of the following strategies best exemplifies a memory technique where new information is made more memorable by linking it to pre-existing knowledge?