Encoding refers to the ability to alter information into a usable form by the brain (in this case, verbal encoding); storage refers to the ability to hold information in one's mind and retrieval is the ability to recall previously stored memories.
Storage refers to the ability to hold information in one's mind and retrieval is the ability to recall previously stored memories. Encoding refers to the ability to alter information into a usable form by the brain (in this case, verbal encoding).
Encoding refers to the ability to alter information into a usable form by the brain (in this case, verbal encoding). Storage refers to the ability to hold information in one's mind and retrieval is the ability to recall previously stored memories.
Encoding refers to the ability to alter information into a usable form by the brain (in this case, verbal encoding). Storage refers to the ability to hold information in one's mind and retrieval is the ability to recall previously stored memories.