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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
How has the understanding of encoding in psychology evolved from the early theories of information processing?
It moved from considering it as an active process to seeing it as a passive one.
The understanding remained constant over time, with no significant changes.
It changed from believing encoding only happens during sleep to knowing it happens while awake.
It shifted from viewing it as a passive process to recognizing it as an active one.
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