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the truth about memory is that
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the more often you recall info, the easier it is
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an example of setting a trap for your memory is
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putting an unusual item in your pocket
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the best state of mind in which to recall info is to be
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relaxed
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you can increase memory by organizing info. organization can be
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alphabetically, in categories, spatially
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a useful memory technique is
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creating associations and pictures
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the memory jungle presented in this chapter demonstrates the use of
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visualization
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an example of info that is most frequently stored in short-term memory is
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the bakery's phone # you looked up to order a cake on a whim
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an example of an acrostic is
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the sentence "every good boy does fine" musical notes on a piano
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a student who studies just enough to pass the next test is not using the memory strategy of:
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Over learning
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the mnemomic device called the ... system employs key words that are paired with numbers.
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