The model that asserts that a node in a memory network consists of an idea, a word, or a concept is the _________________ model, whereas the model that argues that a node is physical in nature and does not contain individual units of information is called the ____________ model.
A)associative network; dual-coding
B)dual-coding; associative network
C)associative network; neural network
D)neural network; dual-coding

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The associative network model posits that a node in a memory network represents an idea, word, or concept, forming a network of associations. The neural network model, on the other hand, views nodes as part of a physical network in the brain, without assigning them specific informational content, focusing instead on the pattern of activity across the network.

The Model That Asserts That a Node in a Memory