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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
Which of the following would be a plausible objection to the Dual Coding Theory’s assertion that visual and verbal information are processed separately?
Some concepts are too complex to be represented visually.
The brain's interconnectedness suggests it could process both types of information simultaneously.
Not everyone has equal proficiency in their visual and verbal memory systems.
The theory doesn't account for auditory learning styles.
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