Chunking Refers To

Multiple Choice

Chunking refers to:

A) accessing declarative memory to recognize information that already exists in implicit memory but is inaccessible
B) the individual memory for facts, thoughts, feelings, skills, and experiences that may last as long as the person lives
C) groupings created by the central executive system of working memory to expand long-term memory
D) using knowledge stored in long-term memory to organize information into smaller bits and thus expand working memory capacity