According to Bower's findings which of the following should be least remembered after reading a story about going to a restaurant?

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Bower's research on memory and story comprehension suggests that people are more likely to remember actions central to the progression of the narrative (such as eating the meal, waiting to be seated, and leaving the tip in the context of a restaurant visit) than incidental details like the color of the menu.

According to Bower's Findings Which of the Following Should Be