Memory- Levels of processing model

The Levels of Processing model was first proposed in 1972 by:

• Craig and Lockhart

• Craik and Lockhart

• Croke and Lockhart

The focus of this model is mainly on what aspects of memory

• The processes

• The structures

• The stores

According to LOP model, information processing can be either:

• Shallow or Deep

• Easy or Hard

• Simple or Complicated

Information is more likely to be remembered if it is processed

• Quickly

• Deeply

• Slowly

The shallowest form of processing is

• structural/visual

• acoustic/ phonemic

• semantic

Phonemic/ Acoustic processing requires a deeper level of processing than structural/ visual processing

• True

• False

The deepest form of processing is

• Acoustic

• Structural

• Semantic

The learning of one stimulus feature while concentrating on another stimulus feature is called

• Incidental Learning

• Intentional Learning

• Stimulus Learning

The learning of one stimulus feature while concentrating deliberately on this stimulus is known as

• Incidental Learning

• Intentional Learning

• Stimulus Learning

Answer explanation

Intentional learning is also known as deliberate learning

A major criticism of the Levels of Processing model is that it is too

• explanatory

• complex

• descriptive