In an experiment,you are asked to memorize a list of 30 words shown on a screen.At first, this seems like a challenging task.Then you realize that you can hold more words in
Short-term storage if you
A) expand the capacity of your sensory storage.
B) try to focus on one code (visual or auditory) instead of dual codes.
C) group words together in meaningful ways.
D) avoid using attention processes for working memory.

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Grouping words together in meaningful ways, a strategy known as chunking, allows for more efficient use of short-term memory by organizing information into manageable units. This makes it easier to remember larger amounts of information.

In an Experiment,you Are Asked to Memorize a List of 30