Strategies, such as mental imagery and scripts, which elementary schoolchildren use to help them remember things are called:
A) metacognition
B) reconstructions
C) reviews
D) control processes

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Control processes refer to strategies or mental processes that individuals use to regulate their thoughts and behaviors, such as memory strategies like mental imagery or scripts. Metacognition refers to the awareness and understanding of one's own thought processes, while reconstructions refer to the distorted or incomplete recall of past events. Reviews may be a part of control processes, but do not specifically refer to memory strategies used by elementary schoolchildren.

Strategies, Such as Mental Imagery and Scripts, Which Elementary Schoolchildren