Information Processing Models Assume That

question 81

Multiple Choice

Information processing models assume that

• A) information from your senses about stimuli in the outside world can be compared to inputting information on a computer keyboard.
• B) Information from your senses is processed and recognized instantaneously.
• C) A stimulus does not need to be interpreted or identified before a decision is made about how to respond to the stimulus.
• D) subsystems based on algorithms are not necessary to model cognitive processes.

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