The process in which two different sensory "traces" are available to remember something is known as _____.
A) semantic coding
B) chunking
C) dual coding
D) meaningful encoding
E) mental tagging

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Dual coding refers to the process of using multiple sensory codes to remember information. For example, if someone associates a word with both a visual image and a verbal description, they are using dual coding to remember that information. This process can enhance memory because it provides multiple memory traces for the same information. The other choices (A, B, D, and E) are either unrelated to this concept or do not accurately describe it.

The Process in Which Two Different Sensory "Traces" Are Available