The Priming Effect Observed in Lexical-Decision Procedures Reflects All of the Following

question 42

Multiple Choice

The priming effect observed in lexical-decision procedures reflects all of the following EXCEPT:

• A) nodes are activated individually, so the activation of each node is largely independent of the activation level of neighboring nodes
• B) once a node is activated, activation is likely to spread to other nodes, representing semantically related concepts
• C) a node can be more quickly activated if it has already received some subthreshold activation from neighboring nodes
• D) activation is likely to spread between closely associated nodes and is unlikely to spread between more distantly related nodes

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Definitions:

Dependent Demand Technique

A method used in material requirements planning that calculates the need for components based on the demand for the final products they contribute to.

Bill of Material

A comprehensive list of materials, components, and instructions required to construct, manufacture, or repair a product or service.

Material Requirements

Specifications and quantities of materials needed to manufacture a product, often determined by detailed planning processes such as Material Requirements Planning (MRP).

Components

Individual parts or elements that make up a larger system, machine, or product, often interconnected to perform specific functions.