Because memories are organized in propositional networks, recall of one bit of information often
A. blocks the recall of other information.
B. leads to recall of another bit of information.
C. leads to the integration of organized patterns.
D. requires specific, external memory cues.
Answer:B
Because memories are organized in propositional networks, recall of one bit of information often
A. blocks the recall of other information. B. leads to recall of another bit of information. C. leads to the integration of organized patterns. D. requires specific, external memory cues.
Explanation: B) A propositional network is an interconnected set of bits of information. Because the bits are meaningfully related to one another in the network, recall of one bit (e.g., thinking of a spoon) may trigger the recall of another bit of information (e.g., fork).