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Rehearsal, the conscious repetition of information a person wants to remember, is part of a. automatic processing. b. effortful processing. c. forgetting. d. retrieval.

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   Rehearsal, the conscious repetition of information a person wants to remember, is part of
a. automatic processing.
b. effortful processing.
c. forgetting.
d. retrieval.

Exploring Psychology

David G. Myers 8th Edition

Chapter 8, Problem 3

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Effortful Processing

Effortful processing refers to a type of cognitive processing that requires conscious attention and deliberate strategy to encode information into memory. Unlike automatic processing, which occurs without intentional awareness, effortful processing involves active mental effort, such as using rehearsal, organization, or elaboration, to strengthen memory retention.

Rehearsal

Rehearsal is a memory strategy that involves the conscious and deliberate repetition of information. This process aids in encoding information into long-term memory by reinforcing neural pathways, making it easier to retrieve the information later.

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