Neural networks can be "taught" to recognize particular patterns of input
a. by converting from parallel to serial processing.
b. through rehearsal of information.
c. through selective strengthening of some connections and not others.
d. by rearranging most, if not all, of the connections between units.
e. by converting from template- to prototype-matching as necessary.
c. through selective strengthening of some connections and not others.
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b. Girls would be accepting, and boys would be rejecting. c. Boys would be accepting, and girls would be rejecting. d. Both girls and boys would be rejecting.
In the manic phase of bipolar disorder, a person may:
A) have a poor appetite. B) frequently speak slowly. C) make huge contributions to charity. D) show good judgment.
Assume that you are the parent of a child between the ages of 8 and 11. Based on the reading and research presented in the text, what kinds of rules, if any, would you set around TV watching and internet usage for your child?
What will be an ideal response?
In laboratory experiments on social dilemmas, rewards for cooperation work more effectively than punishments for non-cooperation, suggesting that ________ policies may be more effective than ________ policies
A) command-and-control; voluntarist B) market-based; voluntarist C) market-based; command-and-control D) command-and-control; market-based