Translation of "chunking" into Icelandic

Miller's (1956) article received major attention, and the Magical Number 7±2 became a prominent concept known to all psychology students. - Miller's article was unusual because it was written at a time when behaviorism was popular. - Remember, behaviorism emphasized observable external events. - In contrast, Miller's article proposed internal and active mental processes used to convert stimuli into a manageable number of chunks. - Miller's work also helped to inspire some of the other classic research on STM.