Chunking is an important and powerful memory strategy. An example of chunking is:
A) When you try and remember everything you know about a topic as quickly as possible.
B) When you try and organize information, especially making outlines or other hierarchical strategies.
C) Keeping a time diary.
D) A technique that will decrease your short term memory capacity.

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Chunking involves organizing information into groups or categories, making it easier to remember. Making outlines, using hierarchical strategies, or organizing information in any systemic way can all be examples of effective chunking. Options A, C, and D do not accurately describe chunking.

Chunking Is an Important and Powerful Memory Strategy