Lindsay is preparing for the next lecture in her Italian class. She will be more likely to remember the lecture better if she
A. creates notes cards, and reviews and recites information learned after class within 24 hours and again during the next week.
B. reduces information and distractions.
C. reviews the material from the previous class, and previews the chapter that will be covered in her new class.
D. uses mnemonic devices and chunking to help her remember the information from the lecture.
Answer: C
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