The connectionist theory of learning suggests that
A. learning takes place due to changes in thinking patterns in the brain.
B. neural connections between stimuli and responses are established in the brain.
C. behavior improves due to thinking, expectations, beliefs, and perceptions.
D. behavior improves when cognitive processes are linked to other cognitive processes.
Answer:B
The connectionist theory of learning suggests that
A. learning takes place due to changes in thinking patterns in the brain. B. neural connections between stimuli and responses are established in the brain. C. behavior improves due to thinking, expectations, beliefs, and perceptions. D. behavior improves when cognitive processes are linked to other cognitive processes.