What is the significance of the observation that mental processes ...

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What is the significance of the observation that mental processes take time and how does this observation inform cognitive psychology?
 
  a) It provides a basis for comparing the demands made by different types of internal processes
 b) It provides evidence that sequential processing is taking place.
 c) It provides support for the standard information processing model.
 d) It shows that parallel processing is not taking place.

Question 2

Why does a Sternberg task present memory sets of varying lengths as stimuli in the recognition task?
 
  a) To vary the number of locations that subjects must search for the target ite
 b) To vary the amount of time that subjects spend searching for the target item
 c) To vary the number of target items that the subject must search for
 d) To vary the amount of time that subjects can spend rehearsing

[Anna]

Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

A

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[aruss1303]

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