In network models, each node is receptive to stimulation from neighboring nodes, resulting in ____.
a. conceptual dependency
b. spread of activation
c. habituation learning
d. serial processing
Ques. 2Anderson referred to temporal information about the sequencing of action and events as temporal ____.
a. nodes
b. networks
c. strings
d. clusters
Ques. 3Anderson's ____ model of mental representation and information processing incorporates both declarative and procedural knowledge.
a. PDP
b. hierarchical
c. dual-code theory
d. ACT-R.
Ques. 4____ integrates a network representation for declarative knowledge and a production-system representation for procedural knowledge.
a. The declarative-procedural frame approach
b. ACT (Adaptive control of thought)
c. Conceptual dependency approach
d. Artificial intelligence
Ques. 5According to Michael Posner, ____ priming is based on prior exposure to a word or other stimulus that affects a subsequent retrieval of that information.
a. contextual
b. semantic
c. repetition
d. exposure
Ques. 6According to Michael Posner, ____ priming refers to priming based on meaningful context or meaningful information.
a. contextual
b. semantic
c. meaning-related
d. repetition
Ques. 7If someone asks you to spell the word sight, you will probably spell it differently, depending on whether you have been talking about vision (s-i-g-h-t) or about locations for an archaeological dig (s-i-t-e). This bias reflects the ____ effect.
a. production
b. spreading activation
c. priming
d. conceptual dependency
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