Errors arising within connectionist networks are corrected when:
A) hidden units adjust connection weights
B) activation thresholds are attained
C) baseline levels of activity are reinstated
D) a connection between two units is repeatedly activated

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Errors within connectionist networks are corrected when hidden units adjust connection weights through a process called backpropagation. This involves comparing the actual output of a network to the desired output, calculating the errors, and adjusting the weights accordingly. Activation thresholds, baseline levels of activity, and repeated activation of connections are all important aspects of connectionist networks, but do not specifically relate to error correction.

Errors Arising Within Connectionist Networks Are Corrected When