Often times when describing a scenario we build our own mental image of the situation. In the lessons we were aided with diagrams in some examples to further demonstrate this technique.
How often do typical test takers engage with visual techniques to understand the passage or stimulus?
A common deceptive trope is the Mind Palace. Popularized through Sherlock Holmes and incorporated as a gameplay mechanic in Alan Wake II, the Mind Palace/Place is a visual safe space that the reader uses to anchor key points.
Could this type of visual accounting be a useful tool for combating RC. The mind map would be limited to context and provide a sandbox to track context without getting mixed up with the content.
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