Strategies, such as mental imagery and scripts, which elementary schoolchildren use to help them remember things are called:
A) metacognition
B) reconstructions
C) reviews
D) control processes

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Control processes refer to the cognitive strategies and techniques people use to intentionally direct, manage, and regulate their own thinking and memory. Mental imagery and scripts are examples of control processes that children use to help them remember things. Metacognition refers to the awareness and understanding of one's own thinking and learning processes, while reconstructions and reviews are not strategies used to aid in memory recall.

Strategies, Such as Mental Imagery and Scripts, Which Elementary Schoolchildren