In the Network Model, Each Stimulus Activates an Input Node

question 22

Multiple Choice

In the network model, each stimulus activates an input node that is connected by a layer of fixed weights to several nodes. This is known as:

• A) stimulus sampling theory.
• B) internal representation.
• C) the connectionist model.
• D) distributed representation.

Grasp the role of cultural and environmental influences in the development and evolution of human traits.

Explain the principles of heritability and its calculations in human populations.

Discuss the concept of canalization and its examples in human development.

Understand the concept of genetic mutations and their historical prevalence.

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