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According to the Levels of Processing Theory, how do different levels of processing affect memory?
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According to the Levels of Processing Theory, how do different levels of processing affect memory?
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The Levels of Processing Theory proposes that different levels of processing i.e., shallow or deep processing influence how well information is retained in long-term memory.
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