Which statement is NOT true of semantic networks?
A) All properties relevant to a concept are stored directly at that concept's node.
B) Facts that are true of higher-level categories are also true of lower-level categories.
C) Recalling properties of a concept generally takes longer the more links one has to go through to get to the property.
D) Facts that are encountered frequently with a concept are stored directly with that concept.

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Semantic networks allow for properties to be inherited from higher-level categories, meaning not all properties need to be stored directly at a concept's node; they can be inherited from more general categories.

Which Statement Is NOT True of Semantic Networks