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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
Why would people remember more details from a story when they are asked to imagine the events occurring?
They are bypassing iconic and echoic memory channels.
They are using visual coding instead of auditory coding.
They are expanding working memory's limited capacity.
They are engaging in levels-of-processing theory, enhancing deeper semantic understanding.
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