Types of Memory Encoding

Semantic encoding involves the encoding of numbers, visual encoding involves the encoding of shapes, and acoustic encoding involves encoding of smells.

Semantic encoding involves encoding of smells, visual encoding involves encoding of numbers, and acoustic encoding involves encoding of shapes.

Semantic encoding focuses on organizing information, visual encoding focuses on colors, and acoustic encoding focuses on sounds.

Semantic encoding involves encoding words and their meanings, visual encoding involves encoding of images, and acoustic encoding involves encoding of sounds. (correct)

Abstract words have a more pleasant emotional response.

Concrete words are longer and more complex.

Concrete words can create a mental image, making them easier to recall. (correct)

Abstract words are visually more stimulating.

It is the tendency to store only self-referential information.

It is the tendency to remember information shared by others.

It involves encoding external information more effectively than internal information.

It is the tendency to have better memory for personal information compared to less personal material. (correct)

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