The Neoconservatives of the 1980s Believed in All of the Following

question 22

Multiple Choice

The neoconservatives of the 1980s believed in all of the following except

• A) free-market capitalism.
• B) détente with the Soviet Union.
• C) a return to traditional values of individualism and the centrality of the family.
• D) fewer government restraints on the economy.
• E) challenging affirmative action policies.

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Definitions:

Connectionist Models

Computational models in cognitive science that are inspired by the neural networks in the brain, emphasizing parallel processing of information.

Nodes

are points or intersections in a network or system where pathways intersect or branch, often used to describe elements in computer science, networking, or biological systems.

Excitatory

Refers to the process or substances that increase nerve signal transmission and promote neural activity.

Voice Onset Times

The time delay between the beginning of the pronunciation of a consonant and the start of the vibration of the vocal cords.