In the connectionist/network model of memory, memory consists of
A) stores of information that are linked by encoding processes.
B) memory traces that strength with use or degrade with inactivity.
C) concept nodes that are linked together into a neural network.
D) the free associations that we make between ideas and concepts.

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The connectionist/network model of memory proposes that memory consists of concept nodes that are linked together into a neural network. It emphasizes the importance of the connections between these nodes rather than the storage of isolated pieces of information. This model suggests that memory traces and free associations are byproducts of these networks rather than the primary elements of memory itself.

In the Connectionist/network Model of Memory, Memory Consists of