The Levels-Of-Processing Model States That the Ability to Recall Memories

question 218

Multiple Choice

The levels-of-processing model states that the ability to recall memories depends on

• A) whether or not the information was stored in short-term memory long enough to get into long-term memory.
• B) how deeply we have processed the information.
• C) the amount of rehearsal required to get information into long-term memory.
• D) sensory memory detecting and holding the information.

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