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Trevor is studying some recent supreme court decisions. To help him remember he associates the cases with different parts of the U.S. constitution and the previous cases that he has studied. This is a?
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memory technique called association or linking. By associating the new Supreme Court cases with previous ones and with specific parts of the U.S. Constitution, Trevor is creating connections in his mind that help him recall the information more easily. This memory technique is known to be effective in enhancing retention and recall of information.
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