The Levels-Of-Processing Principle Distinguishes Between

question 209

Multiple Choice

The levels-of-processing principle distinguishes between

• A) short-term and sensory memory.
• B) strengths of various long-term memories.
• C) the location in the brain in which various memories are stored.
• D) retroactive and proactive interference.

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