Which of the following is NOT considered an encoding strategy to improve memory?
A)elaborative processing
B)spaced practice
C)cognitive interview
D)overlearning

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Cognitive interview is a method used in forensic psychology to enhance the retrieval of information from witnesses' memory but is not considered a general encoding strategy to improve memory in the context of learning and memory studies. Elaborative processing, spaced practice, and overlearning are all strategies aimed at enhancing the encoding and retention of information.

Which of the Following Is NOT Considered an Encoding Strategy