The Phenomenon of Transfer-Appropriate Processing Suggests That

question 16

Multiple Choice

The phenomenon of transfer-appropriate processing suggests that:

• A)deep processing is always the best way to remember things.
• B)deep processing will work only if the test requires attention to physical attributes of the stimuli.
• C)shallow processing is always the best way to remember things.
• D)the best way to remember something will depend on the type of test that is used.

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