When Wing phones her aunt in Taiwan she has to remember the long distance code, a country code, an area code, and then the local number. She manages to remember the 15 numbers involved through

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Chunking is a process by which individual pieces of information are bound together into a meaningful whole. Wing uses chunking to remember the long sequence of numbers by grouping them into smaller, more manageable units (such as the long distance code, country code, area code, and local number). This makes it easier to recall the entire sequence.

When Wing Phones Her Aunt in Taiwan She Has to Remember