From a propositional network perspective of long-term memory, meaningful learning is best described as a process of:
A) Modifying the arguments of existing propositions
B) Modifying the relations of existing propositions
C) Connecting one or more new propositions to the network
D) Hierarchically organizing existing propositions within the network

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Meaningful learning involves connecting new propositions to the existing network. This allows for the integration of new information into the larger network of knowledge. Modifying the arguments or relations of existing propositions may occur as well, but it is not the defining feature of meaningful learning. Hierarchical organization of existing propositions may facilitate the learning process, but it is not the central mechanism of meaningful learning.

From a Propositional Network Perspective of Long-Term Memory, Meaningful Learning