One of the Major Ideas Behind the Parallel Distributed Processing

question 71

Multiple Choice

One of the major ideas behind the parallel distributed processing approach to memory is that

• A) if one piece of information is missing, we cannot continue to perform the task.
• B) our memory for individuals is stored in terms of a hierarchy, from the most general to the most specific information.
• C) we can show spontaneous generalization, figuring out information about a group of people, based on information about the individual members of that group.
• D) general knowledge is stored in sensory memory and working memory, rather than in long-term memory.

Recognize the principles of operant conditioning including reinforcement schedules.

Identify and explain processes such as generalization, discrimination, and extinction in learning.

Comprehend the concept of observational learning and the role of models in the learning process.

Understand the methods used in behavior therapy for fear reduction and behavior modification.

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