When Researchers Investigated Organization in Long-Term Memory, They Found That

Multiple Choice

When researchers investigated organization in long-term memory, they found that:

A) semantic categories are effective in organizing words and concepts.
B) verbal information is indexed semantically, and not by sound or form.
C) it must be linked to sound, since users of sign-language don't have "tip-of-the-tongue" states.
D) organization is based on human physiology and so culture has few effects on retrieval.