Computer Scientist Aaron Sloman Stated That "Human Brains Don't Work

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Multiple Choice

Computer scientist Aaron Sloman stated that "Human brains don't work by magic, so whatever it is they do should be doable by machine." The resulting computer programs can then help us understand how people do those same things. These statements explain the field of

• A)computerized creativity.
• B)proxemics.
• C)cerebronics.
• D)artificial intelligence.

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