AP Psychology Practice Test

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What are memory aids, particularly those techniques that involve vivid imagery and organizational devices?

Chunking
Mnemonics
Visual Encoding
Long-term Potentiation

The correct answer is: Mnemonics

Mnemonics are memory aids that involve the use of vivid imagery and organizational devices. This definition does not apply to any of the other options. Chunking refers to breaking down larger pieces of information into smaller chunks for easier recall. Visual encoding is the process of converting information into a visual form for better memory retrieval. Long-term potentiation is a physiological process in the brain that is associated with forming and strengthening memory connections. These options do not involve the use of vivid imagery or organizational devices like mnemonics do. Therefore, B is the best choice for the given question.