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You're visiting the neuroscience lab of Dr. Wu, and he asks you to look at his plastic model of the brain, particularly the rostral area. Where should you look on his model?
 
  a) the front
   b) the back
   c) the top
   d) the bottom

Question 2

The assumption that the association between two neurons becomes stronger if these two neurons are active at the same time forms a partial basis for which approach to cognition?
 
  a) descriptive approach
   b) connectionist approach
   c) information processing approach
   d) ecological approach



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: a

Answer to Question 2

Answer: b



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