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The human brain is often described by the analogy of the brain as a computer. Which of these choices describes a possible problem with the information-processing model?

(Choice A)
The information-processing model assumes a limited capacity for attention; however, the human brain has unlimited attention capacity.
(Choice B)
The information-processing model assumes top-down processing; however, the human brain has the capacity for both stimulus and expectation driven processing.
(Choice C)
The information-processing model assumes unlimited storage capacity; however, the human brain has a limited capacity for storage.
(Choice D)
The information-processing model assumes serial processing; however, the human brain has the capacity for parallel processing.

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MCAT

Course: MCAT > Unit 10

Cognition questions

MCAT

Course: MCAT > Unit 10

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