Dual-Code theory suggests that pictures can be recalled better than words because:
A) words, but not pictures, can be subjected to false memories
B) pictures are processed visually and verbally
C) words are subjected to high degrees of interference from visual and verbal memories
D) pictures are stored in both short-term and long-term memory

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Dual-Code theory posits that pictures are more memorable than words because they are encoded both visually and verbally, creating two memory traces instead of one.

Dual-Code Theory Suggests That Pictures Can Be Recalled Better Than