The idea that words from the same semantic category can be recalled together even if they were not presented as part of the same list is the core idea underlying:
A) categorical clustering
B) subjective organization
C) associative clustering
D) matrix recall

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Categorical clustering is the process of grouping words from the same semantic category (such as animals, fruits, or colors) together when recalling them from memory. This occurs even if the words were not presented together in the same list. Subjective organization is a similar concept, but it refers to the tendency for individuals to organize and remember information in a personally meaningful way, rather than strictly based on semantic categories. Associative clustering is another type of clustering that is based on the idea that words that were presented together in a list are more likely to be recalled together. Matrix recall is not a concept related to clustering or organization of information.

The Idea That Words from the Same Semantic Category Can