Memory Theorists Believe That People Encode Information in Long-Term Memory

question 48

Multiple Choice

Memory theorists believe that people encode information in long-term memory in a number of different ways. They also believe that:

• A) Propositions are eventually transformed into images.
• B) Images represent information more precisely than propositions do.
• C) One form of encoding information-the verbal code-is by far the most prevalent.
• D) Pieces of information stored in different codes are associated with one another.

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