Chunking is a learning technique that consists in grouping smaller pieces of information into larger groups. A common example is remembering phone numbers: instead of remembering each individual digit, we divide them into groups of three or two.
In the example, the area code is probably one "chunk" of information, and the rest of the number is divided into other groups.
<span>Jaclyn's interpretation reflects a psychoanalytic perspective. The psychoanalytic approach </span>assumes that abnormal behavior stems from repressed conflicts and urges that are fighting to become conscious
