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When Alicia is first learning how to read, she keeps the individual letters D-O-G active in her working memory. As her reading skills improve, she will eventually be able to think of these three letters as the word "dog." This ability to take smaller bits of information and create larger bits is known as
A) paraphrasing
B) chunking.
C) storing.
D) summarizing.
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Child Development: Principles and Perspectives


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Splendid!
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Thanks for the update.
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