The connectionist explanation of learning suggests that when a behavior is learned, the stimulus becomes “connected” to:
A. a mental representation of that stimulus.
B. an expectation that prior events associated with the stimulus will occur again.
C. the organism’s perceptual processes.
D. a specific response, which triggers neural connections established between brain regions.
Answer:D
The connectionist explanation of learning suggests that when a behavior is learned, the stimulus becomes “connected” to:
A. a mental representation of that stimulus. B. an expectation that prior events associated with the stimulus will occur again. C. the organism’s perceptual processes. D. a specific response, which triggers neural connections established between brain regions.