Question

Moments before his exam, Daniel glances through a chapter on bioreactors in his textbook—a chapter that he has not looked at before. When he starts the exam, he is surprised to find a question on bioreactors. All Daniel can remember is the physical appearance of bioreactors and how they were labeled in the textbook. Which of the following is most likely the highest level of processing that Daniel engaged in while encoding the information on bioreactors?
A) Shallow
B) Intermediate
C) Deep
D) Intimate

Answer 1

Answer:

Shallow

Explanation:

According to my research on studies conducted by neurologists, I can say that based on the information provided within the question the highest level of processing that Daniel engaged in was Shallow. There are three levels of processing Shallow, Intermediate, and Deep. During the Shallow process, the individual focuses on the physical structure of the study. This is as far as Daniel got in the levels of processing since he can only remember how the reactors look.

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