Question

The process of converting a complicated sequence of actions into an automatic routine is known as "chunking", and human brains carry out a similar process.

In order to conserve effort, the brain will attempt to turn almost any routine into a habit.

Accepted Answer

They vary in complexity, from putting toothpaste on your toothbrush before putting it in your mouth, to getting dressed or preparing breakfast, to very complicated processes such as backing one's car out of the driveway.

Text	The process of converting a complicated sequence of actions into an automatic routine is known as "chunking", and human brains carry out a similar process. In order to conserve effort, the brain will attempt to turn almost any routine into a habit.
Extra	They vary in complexity, from putting toothpaste on your toothbrush before putting it in your mouth, to getting dressed or preparing breakfast, to very complicated processes such as backing one's car out of the driveway.

Complicated Routine Putting Process Converting Sequence Actions Automatic