Many waiters and waitresses who do not have to write down customers' orders in order to remember them group information together to make it easier to remember what each member of a dinner party ordered. What is this grouping of orders an example of?
A) chunking
B) consolidation
C) meaningful encoding
D) repetition

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The grouping of orders is an example of chunking, where information is organized into smaller units or chunks to make it easier to remember.

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