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How do motor or enactive codes differ from visual or verbal codes. Illustrate with examples.

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psychology

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  1. Enactive codes store motor activity and can be utilized without active, conscious attention, unlike visual and verbal codes.
  2. Visual codes are less detailed and less precise than enactive codes
  3. Enactive and verbal codes are stored in the same way in the brain
  4. Enactive codes require active, conscious attention
  5. Enactive codes and visual codes are the same
  6. Enactive codes are a type of verbal code used for complex problem-solving
  7. Enactive codes are visual representations
  8. Visual codes can be recalled without having ever been performed
  9. Enactive codes are always accompanied by verbal explanations
  10. Verbal codes are not based on language but on motor skills

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stemez-Psychology

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