The levels-of-processing theory explains the
A)interaction among the components of working memory.
B)organization of the semantic network model.
C)superiority of elaborative rehearsal over maintenance rehearsal.
D)direction of spreading activation.
E)process of consolidating memories during sleep.

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The levels-of-processing theory suggests that the depth of processing (shallow to deep) affects memory recall, with deeper, more meaningful processing (elaborative rehearsal) leading to better long-term memory retention than shallow, less meaningful processing (maintenance rehearsal).

The Levels-Of-Processing Theory Explains the