Long-term storage
A) stores information for a limited amount of time.
B) involves primarily acoustic encoding.
C) uses dual coding for better encoding.
D) uses working memory to help maintain information.

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Long-term storage often uses dual coding (visual and verbal information) for better encoding and retrieval, as proposed by Allan Paivio's dual-coding theory. This theory suggests that information is easier to remember and recall when it is encoded both visually and verbally.

Long-Term Storage