Connectionist models propose that learning and memory involve:
A) the storage and manipulation of symbols and labeled links.
B) networks of uniform and unlabeled connections.
C) random sampling of possible elements associated with a stimulus.
D) a one-step process of going from ignorance to knowledge in a single trial.

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Connectionist models, also known as neural network models, suggest that learning and memory are the result of networks of simple units (neurons) connected by uniform and unlabeled connections. These models emphasize the importance of the structure and strength of connections between units in processing information, rather than the manipulation of symbols or labeled links.

Connectionist Models Propose That Learning and Memory Involve