Remembering an important date in history because it is the same date as your father's birthday is an effective type of learning because
A) the date is firmly established in short-term memory.
B) the new information is associated with something you already know.
C) it is a type of maintenance rehearsal that enhances learning.
D) this kind of chunking always makes memorizing dates easier.

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Associating new information with something already known, like a significant personal date, helps in creating meaningful connections in the brain, making the new information easier to remember. This is a fundamental principle of associative learning.

Remembering an Important Date in History Because It Is the Same