The dual-code theory states that
A)all information is encoded in the same form and can be called up as either a visual or verbal representation.
B)information is represented in the form of a proposition with two separate ways of encoding information,verbally and nonverbally.
C)some information is represented in a verbal form,some in a nonverbal form,and some is encoded and stored in both forms.
D)all information is either represented in a verbal or in a nonverbal form,but not both.

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The dual-code theory suggests that information is represented and stored in both verbal and nonverbal forms, rather than just one or the other. This makes option C the most accurate description of the theory.

The Dual-Code Theory States That