When you were a child you probably learned a rhyme for remembering the alphabet. This was a technique that helped you with the __________ of this information: one of the basic cognitive processes of memory.
A) information processing
B) encoding
C) input
D) transduction
E) perception

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Encoding is the process of converting information into a form that can be stored in memory. The rhyme for remembering the alphabet is a mnemonic device that aids in encoding the sequence of letters into memory.

When You Were a Child You Probably Learned a Rhyme