The Strength of Connections Between Nodes Are Important in Associative

question 27

Multiple Choice

The strength of connections between nodes are important in associative networks because they explain:

• A) why nodes are linked
• B) the relationship between two connected nodes
• C) how efficiently activation will spread between nodes
• D) how activation can spread forward and backwards

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