Structuring information to be remembered, so that related information is placed together, is a memory strategy known as
A) organization.
B) rehearsal.
C) elaboration.
D) metacognition.

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Organization involves grouping related information together to make it easier to remember. This can involve grouping by categories, similarities, or any other meaningful connections. Rehearsal involves repetition of information, elaboration involves adding additional details or connections to the information, and metacognition involves thinking about one's own thinking processes.

Structuring Information to Be Remembered, So That Related Information Is