The Concept of Simultaneous Multiple Constraints Satisfaction States That Multiple

question 53

Multiple Choice

The concept of simultaneous multiple constraints satisfaction states that multiple demands are addressed at the same time. This concept is crucial for network models in all of the following ways EXCEPT:

• A) in that many concepts are so broad (e.g., "water") that they could activate millions of nodes
• B) in that addressing multiple constraints at once makes it more likely you will arrive at the correct node quickly
• C) because addressing multiple constraints means you will reach a balance point efficiently
• D) in that it explains the need for a central executive to oversee the activation of all nodes in the model

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