The Introductory Discussion of Cognitive Maps in Chapter 7 Points

question 49

Multiple Choice

The introductory discussion of cognitive maps in Chapter 7 points out that

• A) researchers in the area of artificial intelligence have developed programs that can create highly accurate cognitive maps.
• B) most of the errors we make on cognitive maps can be traced to defects in humans' ability to construct mental images.
• C) most errors in mental maps can be traced to a rational strategy.
• D) in general, the errors on cognitive maps are larger and less systematic than the errors people make in storing verbal information.

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Definitions:

Hallucinations

Sensory experiences of things that do not exist outside the mind, often seen, heard, or felt, usually as a result of a psychiatric condition or substance use.

Unbounded Energy

A term that might describe an inexhaustible or seemingly limitless vitality or enthusiasm.

Narcotics Use

The consumption of drugs that dull the senses and often have analgesic properties, potentially leading to addiction.

Overdose

The ingestion or application of a drug or substance in quantities greater than are recommended or generally practiced, leading to a severe adverse reaction.