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Line 1: The '''levels-of-processing effect''' was first identified by ''[[Craik and Lockhart]]'' in [[1972]]. The fundamental concept of the ~~Levels~~ levels-of ~~Processing~~-processing effect, is that different methods of encoding information into memory have different levels of effectivness, either in their actual writting in, or in their reading back (recall) from memory. The test used to illustrate their hypothesis showed, roughly speaking, that:

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