In the context of how memory is organized,which of the following is true of the connectionist view?
A)It has little or nothing to say about the role of the physical brain in memory.
B)It maintains that memory is stored throughout the brain in connections among neurons.
C)It maintains that neurons function independently in processing memories.
D)It states that memories are perceived as large knowledge structures.

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The connectionist view of memory maintains that memory is stored throughout the brain in connections among neurons, often referred to as neural networks. This view emphasizes the importance of the physical brain in memory organization and emphasizes that memories are not stored in a specific location or structure. The other options are incorrect as they either contradict the connectionist view or are not relevant to it.

In the Context of How Memory Is Organized,which of the Following