Eysenck's Study on Recall as a Function of Level of Processing

question 73

Multiple Choice

Eysenck's study on recall as a function of level of processing showed

• A) processing makes only minimal difference to recall.
• B) old people don't learn anything.
• C) just telling someone to learn a list of words doesn't work.
• D) recall increases with the level of processing.

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