Converting the External World into Our Own Mental Language Is

question 32

Multiple Choice

Converting the external world into our own mental language is called

• A)motivation.
• B)cognitive organization.
• C)symbolic coding.
• D)symbolic rehearsal.

Identify various contexts and settings of Roman art and architecture.

Recognize and describe key figures depicted in Roman art.

Understand the techniques and materials used in Roman art to achieve certain aesthetic effects.

Describe structural innovations and their purposes in Roman architecture.

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