In the Text the Eysenck Study of Recall as a Function

question 12

Multiple Choice

In the text the Eysenck study of recall as a function of Age and Instructions allowed us to see that

• A) older subjects don't recall as well as earlier subjects, on average.
• B) older and younger subjects differ more on tasks which involve greater depth of processing.
• C) greater processing tends to lead to better recall.
• D) all of the above

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