A mnemonic is a way to do which of the following? a. Organize information for retention b. Recall based on repetition c. Enhance sensory memory d. Increase rehearsal

The answer is **a. Organize information for retention.**Mnemonics are memory aids that help us encode and retrieve information. They work by associating the information we want to remember with something more memorable, such as a vivid image, a rhyme, or an acronym. This organization makes the information easier to store and retrieve later.While repetition (b) and rehearsal (d) *can* help with memory, they are not the core function of a mnemonic. Mnemonics are about making information more meaningful and connected, not just repeating it. Sensory memory (c) is the very brief initial recording of sensory information, and mnemonics primarily work with long-term memory.