Dual-Coding Theory
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Dual-Coding Theory
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Modes of Perceiving and Processing Information (Chap. 3 "A Dual Coding Approach to Perception and Cognition")
by Elliot Saltzman, Herbert L. Pick Jr. 236 pgs.
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Imagery and Verbal Processes ("The Dual-Coding Hypothesis and Memory" begins on p. 233)
by Allan Paivio. 596 pgs.
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Cognitive Psychology and Information Processing: An Introduction ("Dual Coding Theory" begins on p. 422)
by Roy Lachman, Earl C. Butterfield, Janet L. Lachman. 573 pgs.
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The Nature of Thought: Essays in Honor of D. O. Hebb (Discussion of the Dual-Coding Theory begins on pgs. 135 and 160)
by Peter W. Jusczyk, Raymond M. Klein. 262 pgs.
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The Psychology of Word Meanings ("Dual-Coding Theory" begins on p. 238)
by Paula J. Schwanenflugel. 292 pgs.
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Memory Development between Two and Twenty ("Verbal and Nonverbal Representations: Imagery and Dual Coding" begins on p. 95)
by Wolfgang Schneider, Michael Pressley. 412 pgs.
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Introduction to Memory Development during Childhood and Adolescence ("Verbal and Nonverbal Images" begins on p. 40)
by Michael Pressley, Wolfgang Schneider. 162 pgs.
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Bilingualism, Multiculturalism, and Second Language Learning: The McGill Conference in Honour of Wallace E. Lambert (Discussion of Dual-Coding Theory begins on p. 118)
by Allan G. Reynolds, Wallace E. Lambert. 261 pgs.
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A Proverb in Mind: The Cognitive Science of Proverbial Wit and Wisdom ("The Dual Coding Theory " begins on p. 162)
by Richard P. Honeck. 308 pgs.
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The Construction of Mental Representations during Reading ("Illustrations and Dual-Coding Theory" begins on p. 210)
by Herre Van Oostendorp, Susan R. Goldman. 394 pgs.
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