Memory & Forgetting
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According to Allan Paivio's 'Dual-Coding Theory', which two independent yet interconnected subsystems operate in the human brain to process and store information?
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According to Allan Paivio's Dual-Coding Theory, two distinct, independent yet interconnected systems or subsystems operate in cognition: one for visual (non-verbal/visual) information and the other for linguistic or verbal information. When information is coded in both visual and verbal forms, a child's memory and learning capacity increase significantly.
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