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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
What is a counterargument against semantic encoding's supposed superiority over acoustic and visual encoding?
Acoustic encoding is not possible for deaf individuals who rely on sign language.
Semantic encoding can be time-consuming and thus not always the most efficient method.
Complex ideas that don't easily translate into words may benefit more from acoustic or visual encoding methods.
Visual encoding may be challenging for people with certain visual impairments.
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