Collins and Loftus's Spreading Activation Theory Differs from the Hierarchical

question 60

Multiple Choice

Collins and Loftus's spreading activation theory differs from the hierarchical network theory in that it ______.

• A)dispenses with the idea of cognitive economy
• B)relies on the assumption of hierarchical structure
• C)cannot account for the typicality effect
• D)makes stronger predictions than hierarchical models

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