Which best illustrates elaborative rehearsal?
a. Trey needs to remember his Social Security number, so he repeats it to himself over and over.
b. Marilyn needs to remember a phone number, so she writes it down on paper.
c. Blair needs to remember her new locker combination of 12-25-00, so she makes meaning of it by noting that it is like a Christmas date.
d. Francesca needs to remember her new school’s phone number, but by the time she arrives home she has forgotten it.
c. Blair needs to remember her new locker combination of 12-25-00, so she makes meaning of it by noting that it is like a Christmas date.
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