The Dual-Coding Theory Argues That Memory Is

question 157

Multiple Choice

The dual-coding theory argues that memory is

• A) enhanced by forming either semantic or visual codes.
• B) composed of declarative and procedural elements.
• C) composed of episodic and semantic codes.
• D) composed of schematic and nonschematic elements.

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