notion that the mind could be represented as operating in a sequence of stages,often represented by boxes,allows cognitive psychologists to develop models that can be tested by further experiments.
A)Broadbent's
B)Chomsky's
C)Cherry's
D)Skinner's

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Broadbent's model proposed the idea of the mind operating in a sequence of stages, with information passing through sensory memory, selective attention, and short-term memory before being either forgotten or transferred to long-term memory. This model has been influential in the development of cognitive psychology and has been supported by further research. Options B, C, and D are not relevant to this concept.

Notion That the Mind Could Be Represented as Operating in a Sequence