Under what circumstances is an expert chess player more successful than an unskilled player at memorizing the positions of chess pieces on a board?

A) under all circumstances
B) when the pieces have been placed on the board in a random manner
C) when the pieces have been arranged as they might be in an actual game
D) under no circumstances

Expert Chess Player

An individual with significant skill and experience in the game of chess, often capable of complex strategic thinking and planning.

Memorizing Positions

The process of committing the locations or arrangements of objects or information to memory for recall.

Unskilled Player

An individual who lacks the ability, expertise, or proficiency in a particular game or activity.