Johnson-Laird Suggests That Mental Representations May Take One of Three

question 40

Multiple Choice

Johnson-Laird suggests that mental representations may take one of three forms.This particular form of representation is a very specific view of a particular object/environment such that many of the perceptual features are retained.

• A)image
• B)explicit reference-frame
• C)mental model
• D)proposition

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Definitions:

Mythology and Religion

The study of myths, traditional narratives, and belief systems that societies use to explain the universe, natural phenomena, and cultural values, often intertwined with religious practices and rituals.

Reason and Science

The use of logical thinking, evidence, and systematic study to understand and explain phenomena.

Dream Analysis

A psychoanalytic technique that interprets the content of dreams to uncover underlying thoughts and feelings.

Life-History Reconstruction

The therapeutic process that involves reviewing and understanding one's past experiences to gain insight into current behavior.