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ACT Aspire Reading: Connecting Explicit Details in a Social Sciences Text 0 Views
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According to the passage, how did the author come to relate the word "horse" to the word "shoulder"?
According to the passage, how did the author come to relate the word "horse" to the word "shoulder"?
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All right a c t s buyers were on two
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of ten Now here's the question on the signs of
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human nature By william henry pile according to the passage
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what psychological process determines an individual's specific idea associations The
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strength of a particular association is determined by how many
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chance of the brain has had no link to those
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ideas Right The author says that the connections are strengthened
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by frequency recency primacy and vividness of experience right there
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at the very end Well while interests and memories and
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like bnc may serve to create those connections while they
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aren't the connection itself like imagine telephone wire Yeah well
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you know no one uses land lines these days but
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just go with us The telephones are the ideas They're
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connected but the wire itself is the connection Intelligence might
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be true but it's unmentionables Unmentioned can use it so
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the answer is a the strength of connections within the 00:01:05.264 --> [endTime] brain
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