Which one of the incidental learning groups in the Hyde and Jenkins experiment recalled as many words as the recall group (who knew they were in a learning experiment)?

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In the Hyde and Jenkins experiment, the group of subjects who judged the pleasantness of the words recalled as many words as the recall group. This finding suggests that the depth of processing (in this case, semantic processing involved in judging pleasantness) has a significant impact on memory recall, even without explicit intent to memorize.

Which One of the Incidental Learning Groups in the Hyde