Neurocognitive models of the representation of knowledge may deal with:

Neurocognitive models of the representation of knowledge may deal with:
 
  A) neural networks
  B) amnesic patients
  C) connections between units
  D) all of the above
  E) none of the above

Question 2

Rosch has used semantic typicality to argue for semantic:
 
  A) neural networks
  B) prototypes
  C) meaning
  D) abstraction
  E) nesting

Question 3

In an experiment with amnesic patients suffering from Korsakoff syndrome (Jacoby & Witherspoon) it was found that:
 
  A) education seemed to relieve the amnesia for short-term memories
  B) musical ability was not adversely affected but knowledge of composers was sharply diminished
  C) semantic memory was unaffected but procedural memory was limited
  D) activation was unaffected but the ability to recognize a previously heard word was diminished
  E) all of the above

Question 4

If I say I decided to ride my bicycle because it was bright and clear, you know that it probably refers to the weather rather than the bicycle because of:
 
  A) semantic constraint
  B) procedural knowledge
  C) logical grammar
  D) production memory
  E) declarative knowledge