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What year is usually cited as the birthday of cognitive science (pick the closest year)?
 
  a. 1879
  b. 1945
  c. 1956
  d. 1967

Question 2

At the Massachusetts Institute of Technology Symposium on Information Theory, George Miller presented a paper suggesting that
 
  a. the human ability to process information is unlimited.
  b. there are limits to the human ability to process information.
  c. intelligent machines can be successfully created.
  d. memory consolidation is enhanced by REM sleep.



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Answer to Question 1

c

Answer to Question 2

b



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