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        The process of recoding information by splitting or reorganizing it into smaller parts. 
Actually: combining several smaller items into a larger "group" item, i.e.: 3 separate "incoming aircraft" considered as "3 incoming aircraft". Significantly reduces the working memory space used. Likely concept model for computer programming data-forms that list pointers to numerous specific data. Larger classes of concepts include: Learning and Memory, Attention, Action (Planning), Executive Control.
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            Tasks that are asserted to measure chunking
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| span/supra-span test | 
                        
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| underlining test | 
                        
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| free word list recall | 
                        
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| California Verbal Learning Test-II | 
                        
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