An Important Characteristic of the Connectionist Approach Is That

question 70

Multiple Choice

An important characteristic of the connectionist approach is that

• A) the neural activity that corresponds to a particular cognitive activity is typically limited to a single small location.
• B) many cognitive activities rely on serial operations.
• C) it is flexible enough to explain many cognitive skills.
• D) it can only explain higher mental processes, such as decision making.

---

Definitions:

Family Member

An individual who is related to another by birth, adoption, or marriage, and holds a specific familial role such as parent, sibling, or spouse.

Nonfamily Employees

Employees who are not relatives or members of the business owner's family, hired to perform tasks and roles within an organization.

Financial Condition

The overall health of an organization's finances, including its assets, liabilities, and equity.

Major Considerations

The key factors or important aspects that need to be carefully thought about or taken into account in decision-making processes.