Johnson-Laird's Theory Assumes That Individuals Minimise Demands on Working Memory

question 9

Multiple Choice

Johnson-Laird's theory assumes that individuals minimise demands on working memory by only constructing mental models representing explicitly:

• A) What involves the fewest chunks
• B) What is false
• C) What is true
• D) What fires consistent schemas
• E) Only what is true and what is false, disregarding what is ambiguous

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