In the Connectionist/network Model of Memory, Memory Consists of

question 69

Multiple Choice

In the connectionist/network model of memory, memory consists of

• A) stores of information that are linked by encoding processes.
• B) memory traces that strength with use or degrade with inactivity.
• C) concept nodes that are linked together into a neural network.
• D) the free associations that we make between ideas and concepts.

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Definitions:

Private Text Messages

Personal or confidential messages sent between individuals or within groups via electronic messaging platforms, typically seen only by the intended recipients.

Omitting Truth

The act of deliberately not sharing certain true information, which can lead to misunderstandings or misconceptions, often used to avoid conflict or protect someone's feelings.

Blemishes of Character

Minor or major flaws within an individual's moral or ethical compass, often affecting their social image or self-perception.

Widely Understood Rules

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