Using the Terminology and Theories of a Network Model, the Tip-Of-The-Tongue

question 30

Multiple Choice

Using the terminology and theories of a network model, the tip-of-the-tongue (TOT) phenomenon would BEST be described as:

• A) being in the right vicinity, but activation has not spread to the correct node
• B) activation has spread to the correct node, but the level of activation is insufficient to cause the node to fire
• C) being in the wrong vicinity
• D) activation has spread to too many unrelated nodes to cause the correct node to fire

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