Information in long-term memory can be organized by all of the following EXCEPT:
A) familiarity and relevance.
B) spelling.
C) sound and form.
D) semantic category.

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Spelling is not a typical way that information is organized in long-term memory. Instead, information is often organized based on its familiarity and relevance, its sound and form, and its semantic category (i.e. related meaning).

Information in Long-Term Memory Can Be Organized by All of the Following