Which of the following was not recommended as a strategy for improving memory?
Correct answer: C. speed reading
- A. active rehearsal
- B. distributive study
- C. speed reading
- D. encoding meaningful associations
Explanation
Speed reading is not a standard memory-improvement strategy and may reduce deep processing. Active rehearsal, distributed study over time, and meaningful associations strengthen encoding and retention.
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