The savings method of assessing memory measures:
A)how long it takes to relearn material after a period of time has elapsed
B)how much information is stored implicitly in memory
C)how much sensory information is recoded into short-term memory
D)the amount of information that can be recalled without conscious effort or attention

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The savings method of assessing memory measures how much time it takes to relearn material after a period of time has elapsed. This assesses how much information has been retained in long-term memory without conscious effort or attention.

Answer: B 
 The savings method of assessing memory also measures how much information is stored implicitly in memory, such as skills or habits that are learned through repetition.

Options C and D are not relevant to the savings method of assessing memory.

The Savings Method of Assessing Memory Measures