Between age 6 and adolescence, children become increasingly likely to use mnemonics to remember a list of words such as cow, truck, tree, car, dog, flower, etc. The mnemonic that the youngest children would be most likely to use is:     a. rehearsing the entire list out loud. b. organizing them into categories. c. elaboration. d. creating visual images that link the items.

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