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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.1
Why is semantic encoding considered deeper than phonetic encoding?
It involves thinking about word meanings rather than their sounds.
It depends more on auditory cues than visual cues.
Its results in more accurate recall of faces compared to names.
It requires longer time periods for retention than phonetic encoding.
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