The levels of processing model suggests that short-term memories are:
A) processed in a different brain location than long-term memories are.
B) memories that are processed in a shallow manner.
C) encoded semantically while long-term memories are procedural.
D) episodic memories while long-term memories are procedural memories.

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The levels of processing model suggests that short-term memories are processed in a shallow or surface-level manner, while long-term memories are processed in a deeper, meaningful way, such as semantically or through personal connection. It does not make specific claims about the brain location or types of memories in short-term versus long-term memory, so options A, C, and D are incorrect.

The Levels of Processing Model Suggests That Short-Term Memories Are