What mnemonic device is specifically designed to help recall lists by associating the items with a familiar sequence or pattern?

The Method of Loci is a mnemonic device that utilizes spatial memory to enhance recall. This technique involves associating items that need to be remembered with specific locations or landmarks in a familiar environment. By visualizing a path through this environment and placing items to be remembered along this path, a person can retrieve the information by mentally walking through the locations.

This method capitalizes on the brain's ability to remember spatial relationships and familiar places, making it easier to recall a list of items. For instance, if you need to remember a grocery list, you might visualize placing each item in a different room of your house. When you think of the rooms in order, you can recall the items associated with each location.

Other options might seem relevant but do not fit the specific definition of associating list items with familiar sequences as directly as the Method of Loci does.