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    The Distinction Between Automatic and Attentional Processes Deals with the Degree
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The Distinction Between Automatic and Attentional Processes Deals with the Degree

Question 2

Question 2

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The distinction between automatic and attentional processes deals with the degree to which a task:


A) involves permanent memory retrieval
B) requires a deep level of processing
C) requires mental resources or processing capacity
D) is processed in working memory

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