Question

according to levels of processing theory, information that is encoded more deeply is remembered better than information that is encoded less deeply because deeper encoding
involves more meaningful analysis of the material
requires less attention and effort to store
depends primarily on sensory features like sound and appearance
relies more on rote rehearsal than understanding

Explanation:

Levels of processing theory posits that deeper encoding (semantic processing) involves analyzing the meaning of material, which leads to better memory retention. Shallow encoding (e.g., focusing on sensory features, using rote rehearsal) is less effective. Also, deeper encoding typically requires more attention and effort, not less.

Answer:

involves more meaningful analysis of the material