Question

Nicholas is a waiter who wants to be able to take complex orders from large parties without writing them down. What can he do to increase his memory performance under such circumstances?

Answer 1

Answer:

Nicholas should try to remember the person's face, and imagine the person eating the food he or she has ordered.

Explanation:

According to the dual-code hypothesis, memory is easily recalled when stored as images because they are stored as both image codes or verbal codes.

If Nicholas attaches a face to the orders and make a pictorial image of the individual eating the food, the memory will be stored better and easily recalled.