If a memory is like a city you want to travel to and the retrieval paths you use to find the memory are like highways that lead to that city, which is the BEST strategy for memorizing?

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Building multiple retrieval paths, or "highways," to a specific memory increases the likelihood that you will be able to access it later on. By creating more connections to the memory, you have a better chance of finding it if one retrieval path is blocked or forgotten. This is known as the "encoding specificity principle."

If a Memory Is Like a City You Want to Travel