Tessa recently learned about Allan Paivio in her psychology class and decides to implement his ideas in her studying habits.Which of the following methods is Tessa most likely to use to memorize the list of terms she has created

A) Tessa will use acronyms and acrostics extensively.
B) Tessa will use the narrative method and create a story with all the terms.
C) Tessa will draw diagrams and use various other visual mnemonics.
D) Tessa will take advantage of the serial-position effect and organize her list accordingly.

Tessa is likely to use visual mnemonics to memorize the list. Allan Paivio's Dual Coding Theory suggests that information can be stored in both verbal and non-verbal (visual) codes, and that combining the two can enhance memory. Drawing diagrams and using visual aids is a good example of utilizing this theory. While acronyms and narratives can also be effective mnemonic strategies, the question specifically mentions Allan Paivio's ideas about memory and suggests a focus on visual coding. The serial-position effect, although useful, does not apply to this situation as Tessa has already created a list of terms and is not organizing information from a presented list.