Social Studies, 14.04.2020 18:36 carinaorcutt
Ms. Van Dale is trying to read Joe's essay, but the handwriting is really small and letters are crunched together. She can make out the pattern of some of Joe's letters, and is guessing at the others. What type of processing is Ms. Van Dale using?
A. Top-down processing.
B. Bottom-up processing.
C. Phonological loop.
D. Episodic buffer.
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