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cnetterville

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Why has computer science been so influential in the study of human cognition?
 
  A) It provided a means to evaluate artificial intelligence.
  B) It greatly contributed to advances in experimentation.
  C) It helped address key issues in language processing.
  D) All of the above
  E) It caused reexamination of basic postulates of human problem solving.

Question 2

The assumption that cognition can be analyzed into a series of hypothetical stages and that at each stage a unique function is carried out on incoming information is central to:
 
  A) a dichotomous model
  B) the stage theory of cognition
  C) an information processing model
  D) a language processing model
  E) a problem solving model



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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

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