Describe the dual coding hypothesis and give examples of words that should be relatively easy and relatively difficult to remember according to this hypothesis.

Dual Coding Hypothesis

The theory that suggests information is easier to remember when it is encoded both visually and verbally.

Relatively Easy

A task or challenge that can be achieved with little effort compared to other tasks or by the standards of a particular context.

Relatively Difficult

A term used to describe tasks or problems that are more challenging in comparison to others.