We encode verbal information in short-term memory ________.
A) photographically
B) according to its meaning
C) abstractly
D) phonologically

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Verbal information is encoded phonologically in short-term memory, meaning it is stored based on its sound rather than its meaning or visual appearance. This is evident in the phonological loop model of working memory, which suggests that verbal information is maintained in a phonological store before being rehearsed and transferred to long-term memory.

We Encode Verbal Information in Short-Term Memory ________