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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.2
Which statement best challenges the Levels of Processing Theory's emphasis on deep processing for long-term memory formation?
Deep processing requires more mental effort than shallow processing.
Shallow levels of processing are often more suitable for rapid short-term memorization tasks.
Not all information merits deep, thoughtful analysis for effective learning.
Overly complex deep processing could lead to confusion and hinder memory retention compared to simple shallow processing methods.
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