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semantic encoding

semantic encoding Semantic encoding is the processing of information in terms of its meaning, creating associations with related ideas or words.

Semantic encoding is the processing of information in terms of its meaning, creating associations with related ideas or words. Deeper semantic encoding supports stronger understanding and later responses that reflect those meaning-based links.

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Drafting source: Froud Karen; Levinson Lisa; Maddox Chaille; Smith Paul. Middle-schoolers’ reading and lexical-semantic processing depth in response to digital and print media: An N400 study. 2024; DOI 10.1371/journal.pone.0290807; article XML SHA-256 5f16836e1988402990e06876025102aec92658a96209fc049d953ebe4f6e8eca. “Middle-schoolers’ reading and lexical-semantic processing depth in response to digital and print media: An N400 study” (10.1371/journal.pone.0290807).
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