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KembaraXtra-Psychology - articulatory coding
Articulatory coding is a way of remembering verbal material by representing or storing the motor pattern—the physical movements needed to say it—rather than storing the sound of the words (acoustic coding) or the meaning (semantic coding).
Articulatory coding is a way of remembering verbal material by representing or storing the motor pattern—the physical movements needed to say it—rather than storing the sound of the words (acoustic coding) or the meaning (semantic coding).
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