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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
How might one challenge the assumptions of the dual coding theory?
Verbal representation alone is sufficient for most types of learning activities.
Not all information can be easily represented both visually and verbally.
Single coding is more efficient than dual coding for learning complex materials.
Dual coding relies heavily on personal experiences and emotions in creating effective memory encoding strategies.
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