Rotating an M Until It Is Recognized as a W

question 146

Multiple Choice

Rotating an M until it is recognized as a W is evidence that we can process information in ________.

• A) long-term memory phonologically
• B) short-term memory visually
• C) long-term memory visually
• D) short-term memory phonologically

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