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    Elaboration Is a Later-Emerging Memory Strategy Because It Requires
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Elaboration Is a Later-Emerging Memory Strategy Because It Requires

Question 68

Question 68

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Elaboration is a later-emerging memory strategy because it requires


A) considerable effort and space in working memory.
B) concrete pieces of information.
C) combining rehearsal and organization.
D) a greater digit span.

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