In the Hyde-Jenkins Paradigm,some Subjects Were Told That They Would

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Multiple Choice

In the Hyde-Jenkins paradigm,some subjects were told that they would be tested for recall,while other subjects were misled about the purpose of the study.This experiment is a classic example of:

• A) deep versus shallow processing.
• B) exhaustive versus self-terminating search.
• C) intentional versus incidental learning.
• D) parallel versus serial processing.

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