__________ is the hypothesis that the specific nature of an item's encoding, including all related information that was encoded along with it, determines how effectively the item can be retrieved.
a. Depth of processing
b. The method of savings
c. Elaborative encoding
d. Encoding specificity
Question 2
Words that denote concrete objects, as opposed to abstract words, can be encoded into memory twice: once in terms of their verbal attributes, and once in terms of their image-based properties. This illustrates __________.
a. semantic integration
b. the dual-coding hypothesis
c. propositional representation
d. cued recall
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