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bobthebuilder

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If we visualize the brain as a filing cabinet, the information stored there must first be received through ____________ before we can file it.
 
  a. an affective channel
  b. an intellectual channel
  c. the frontal lobe
  d. a sensory channel

Question 2

In order to think about how the brain works, CAST suggests using the following three-part framework.
 
  a. Recognition, strategic, and effective systems
  b. Recognition, random, and affective systems
  c. Recognition, strategic, and affective systems
  d. Recognition, strategic, and objective systems



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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: d

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ANSWER: c





 

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