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

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Broadbent's representation of the mind as operating in stages allows cognitive psychologists to create models that can be tested by further experiments. Therefore, the best choice is "models." The other options, such as "approaches," "memories," and "cognitive maps," are not directly related to Broadbent's notion of stage theory.

Broadbent's Notion That the Mind Could Be Represented as Operating