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In the study of memory, encoding refers to how information is stored in the human brain.

Baddeley (1966) investigated how information is encoded into short-term and long-term memories. In short-term memory the information is normally stored acoustically (as sound) as opposed to LTM where the information is normally stored semantically (as meaning).

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