In preparing for a test, testing oneself in a way that matches what one will be required to do on the test capitalizes on the phenomenon called:
A)depth of processing
B)transfer-appropriate processing
C)phonemic encoding
D)implicit memory

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Transfer-appropriate processing refers to the idea that memory performance is enhanced when the cognitive processes engaged during encoding match those required during retrieval. Therefore, testing oneself in a way that matches what one will be required to do on the test will enhance performance due to transfer-appropriate processing. Depth of processing refers to the level of analysis one applies to information, phonemic encoding refers to the encoding of sound, and implicit memory refers to the unconscious encoding and retrieval of information. While these concepts may be related to memory performance, they are not specifically related to the phenomenon described in the question.

In Preparing for a Test, Testing Oneself in a Way