21. What is the purpose of creating mnemonic devices? O They are used to assist us with retrograde amnesia. O They are used to assist us with things we know nothing about by relating it to something we are familiar with already. O They are used to trick our brains into replacing painful memories with good memories. They are created to help people remember different things.

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21. What is the purpose of creating mnemonic devices?
O They are used to assist us with retrograde amnesia.
O They are used to assist us with things we know nothing about by relating it to
something we are familiar with already.
O They are used to trick our brains into replacing painful memories with good
memories.
They are created to help people remember different things.

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