Between Age 6 and Adolescence, Children Become Increasingly Likely to Use

Multiple Choice

Between age 6 and adolescence, children become increasingly likely to use mnemonics to remember a list of words such as cow, truck, tree, car, dog, flower, etc. The mnemonic that the youngest children would be most likely to use is

A) organizing them into abstract categories.
B) rehearsing the entire list out loud.
C) creating visual images that link the items.
D) elaboration.