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evelyn o bentley

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In the experiment which Norman and Rumelhart examine cognitive mapping and internal representation of information:
 
  A) research participants provided the directions from their home to the nearest market
  B) research participants were asked to draw a sketch of their family
  C) research participants verbally counted the number of windows in their home using mental imagery
  D) research participants built miniature cities out of clay
  E) research participants were asked to sketch floor plans of their apartments

Question 2

An internal representation, which makes up a cognitive map of the external environment, makes up the subject matter for which area of study?
 
  A) Attention
  B) Imagery
  C) Memory
  D) Artificial intelligence
  E) Thinking and concept formation



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Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

B



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