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Metfan725

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The Chase and Simon experiments have significant theoretical implications because chunks of information held together by more abstract relations may constitute the basis for a:
 
  A) theory of memory recall
  B) theory of pattern syntax
  C) theory of semantic organization
  D) theory of hard-wired memory
  E) theory of pattern semantics

Question 2

________ are concentrated in the fovea and ________ are spread away from the fovea.
 
  A) Cones; rods
  B) Rods; cones
  C) Receptors; effectors
  D) Dendrites; neurons
  E) Effectors; receptors



jaymee143

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Answer to Question 1

B

Answer to Question 2

A



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