Discrete-Component Representations Provide a Good Description Of

question 71

Multiple Choice

Discrete-component representations provide a good description of:

• A) the generalization gradient.
• B) how animals learn negative patterning.
• C) learning about highly dissimilar stimuli.
• D) configural learning in categorization.

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