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What do mnemonics add to information rather than reducing it?

Organisational structure

In Bower's 1973 study, how many items did mnemonic users recall on average from 100 total?

72 items

What form of information are mnemonics most effective for organising?

List form

What does the method of loci involve linking information to?

Familiar locations

What distinguishes an acronym from other abbreviations like AFL or ATM?

It forms a pronounceable word

What is an acrostic?

A phrase where each word's 1st letter cues

How is information communicated in an oral culture?

Through word of mouth

What do songlines enable people to do?

Navigate by singing the landscape

In Reser's study, how much more likely were songline users to recall the entire list?

Almost three times as likely

When are retrieval cues created during the use of mnemonics?

During encoding

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