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    Novices Are Able to Process Information Better Than Experts When
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Novices Are Able to Process Information Better Than Experts When

Question 9

Question 9

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Novices are able to process information better than experts when the information is stated in terms of _____.


A) general benefits
B) discrete units
C) precise features
D) conventional beliefs
E) specific attributes

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