The idea that how we encode information may affect our ability to later retrieve it is termed
A) semantic encoding.
B) encoding specificity.
C) procedural encoding.
D) encoding salience.
E) encoding semantics.

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Encoding specificity principle suggests that memory is most effective when information available at the time of encoding is also present at the time of retrieval. This principle explains how the context or conditions during the encoding process can affect memory recall.

The Idea That How We Encode Information May Affect Our