How are schemas represented in the MINERVA 2 model of memory?
A) in semantic memory
B) as the composite of all traces activated during retrieval
C) in the network of connections
D) as a dual trace system

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Schemas in the MINERVA 2 model are represented as the composite of all traces activated during retrieval, meaning that a schema is formed by the combination of all the individual memory traces that are activated when trying to recall or recognize something. This model does not store schemas as separate entities but rather as the emergent result of multiple memory traces being activated together.

How Are Schemas Represented in the MINERVA 2 Model of Memory