Multiple Choice
Lisa and Katie are both using imagery mnemonics to try to remember the words "dog" and "Ferris wheel." Lisa imagines a dog riding a Ferris wheel, while Katie remembers a person at a theme park walking her dog. Lisa's strategy will
A) provide no benefit over Katie's strategy.
B) improve her memory for both words because the mnemonic is bizarre.
C) hinder her ability to remember compared to Katie's, because Lisa's mnemonic makes no sense.
D) improve her ability to remember "Ferris wheel" but not "dog."
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