Effectiveness of Encoding Types in Memory Recall

In cognitive psychology, encoding and retrieval are essential processes that determine how information is stored and accessed in memory. Researchers have explored various models of memory that highlight the stages of these processes. One study introduced a specific framework to illustrate how different types of encoding can influence memory performance. This framework categorized encoding into several types, including semantic, acoustic, and visual encoding.

Considering the nuances of these encoding processes, which type of encoding is particularly effective for enhancing recall during retrieval tasks?