Knowledge about the general plot of a novel one has read is probably stored in long-term memory as:
A) productions
B) propositions
C) verbal codes
D) images

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Propositions are statements that convey meaning and are stored in long-term memory. The general plot of a novel involves a sequence of events that can be expressed as propositions, and thus would likely be stored in long-term memory as such. Productions refer to the ways in which information is retrieved from memory, verbal codes involve the use of language to encode and express information, and images involve visual or sensory representations of information. While some of these may play a role in how the plot of a novel is remembered and recalled, propositions are the most likely form in which it is stored in long-term memory.

Knowledge About the General Plot of a Novel One Has