Craik and Lockhart described comprehension as which two levels of processing?
ASpoken and silent
BLiteral and implied
CShallow and deep
DQuick and careful
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Shallow and deep
1. Reading comprehension involves two levels of processing.
2. They are shallow (low-level) and deep (high-level) processing.
3. Oral/silent, literal/figurative and fast/slow are not the levels named in this theory.
_Source: Wikipedia, Reading comprehension, Reading comprehension levels_
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