The main contribution of the levels-of-processing principle is that it accounts for

A) retroactive and proactive interference.
B) the capacity limits of short-term memory.
C) the varying strengths of long-term memories.
D) the location of memory storage within the brain.

Levels-of-processing

A theory suggesting that memory retention is directly related to the depth at which information is processed.

Long-term Memories

Memories that can be retained for long periods, ranging from several minutes to a lifetime, encompassing facts, experiences, and skills.

Retroactive Interference

A memory phenomenon where new information learned interferes with the ability to recall old information.