Question

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according to the levels of processing model, which information would be the most effectively encoded and available for later use?
recognizing that cytoplasm is a word that you have heard before.
remembering that the word jarvis had six letters in it.
identifying the fact that the word friendly has a root (friend) and a suffix (ly).
recalling that chlorophyll comes from the words that mean green and leaf.

Explanation:

The levels of processing model suggests that deeper processing (like semantic processing) leads to better encoding and recall. Recognizing a word (shallow structural processing), remembering letter count (shallow phonemic/structural processing) are less deep. Identifying root and suffix (morphological processing - a form of deeper processing related to word structure but not as deep as semantic). Recalling the meaning - related origin (semantic processing) is the deepest. Semantic processing (processing based on meaning) leads to the most effective encoding according to the levels of processing model.

Answer:

Recalling that "chlorophyll" comes from the words that mean "green" and "leaf."