An Important Characteristic of the Connectionist Approach to Cognition Is

question 25

Multiple Choice

An important characteristic of the connectionist approach to cognition is that

• A) it handles information by processing it one step at a time.
• B) it first analyzes an object's shape, then its size, and finally its color.
• C) it can perform many operations at the same time.
• D) it predicts that humans perform cognitive tasks much more accurately than they actually do.

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