"Chunking Technique" for remembering fast In a broad sense, "chunk" means a
fragment or part of something larger. In cognitive psychology, it refers to an organizational unit of memory.
When data enters memory, it can be recoded so that
related concepts are grouped into a single unit. This process is called chunking and is often used as a memory technique that is particularly effective in remembering numbers.
For example: the White House telephone number is divided into groups for easy recall; its chunking is organized as follows: 202, 456, and 1111, instead of the original more complicated number: 2, 024, 561, 111.
