The Classic Model of Typewriting Developed by Rumelhart and Norman

question 3

Multiple Choice

The classic model of typewriting developed by Rumelhart and Norman 1982 relied on

• A) Activation but not inhibition between word nodes and keystroke nodes
• B) Inhibition but not activation between word nodes and keystroke nodes
• C) Activation and inhibition between word nodes and keystroke nodes
• D) Rejection of connectionism

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