The likelihood that information moves past sensory memory and becomes encoded, stored in long-term memory, and retrieved depends MOSTLY upon its:

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The level of processing theory suggests that the depth (shallow to deep) of processing applied to information affects its ability to be remembered. Deeper, more meaningful processing makes information more likely to be encoded, stored, and retrieved effectively.

The Likelihood That Information Moves Past Sensory Memory and Becomes