Question

Jacob is a waiter at Alpines, a five-star restaurant. He is known for his excellent memory with regard to customer orders. He recalls each customer’s order perfectly by associating the order with where the customer is seated and with the clothes the customer is wearing. In this scenario, which of the following encoding processes is Jacob most likely using to help him remember his orders?

Answer 1

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Explanation:

Jacob is most likely using a visual encoding to remember his orders. A visual encoding is the ability of the brain to remember certain things by visual stimuli. Visual encoding is the way we build the images on our brain. In this scenario Jacob uses his visual encoding to help him remember the different orders. He uses the position of the sitting and the colors of what the customers are wearing.