According to the assumptions of connectionism,
A) activation of one node generally results in the activation of other strongly linked nodes.
B) all nodes must be activated before recognition can take place.
C) the nodes are stored in long-term but not short-term memory.
D) positive node connections result in remembering and negative node connections result in forgetting.

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Connectionism posits that cognitive processes can be understood in terms of networks that link together units or nodes. When one node is activated, it can lead to the activation of other nodes to which it is strongly connected, reflecting the associative nature of memory and learning.

According to the Assumptions of Connectionism