Suppose good readers in the fourth and sixth grades are asked to read and recall a short passage. According to research by Taylor, which difference is likely to be the greatest:
a. recall of superordinate information
b. recall of subordinate information
c. recall of unimportant details
d. verbatim memory for exact wording of sentences
A
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