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Unit 5 – Cognitive Psychology
Topic 5.4
What counterargument might question the validity of Semantic Network Theory regarding memory retrieval?
Words are stored randomly in the brain rather than interconnected networks based on meaning.
The Semantic Network Theory has been disproven by current neuroscience research and has no validity today.
All human memories are stored independently of each other without any network structure whatsoever.
Memory recall is more dependent on personal experiences and emotions than semantic associations between concepts.
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