Data on memory confusion (e.g., b confused with v)shows that coding in short-term memory is often
A)iconic
B)semantic
C)acoustic-articulatory
D)propositional

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Memory confusion, such as confusing "b" with "v," suggests that the coding in short-term memory is based on the sound of the letters rather than their visual appearance or meaning. Therefore, the best choice is C) acoustic-articulatory which refers to the sound-based processing of information in short-term memory.

Data on Memory Confusion (E