Anderson argues three of the following-but which ONE is NOT in line with his arguments?

Correct answer: B. The thought route to knowledge is unrelated to individual differences in IQ.

  • A. The first route to knowledge is through thought (central processes).
  • B. The thought route to knowledge is unrelated to individual differences in IQ.
  • C. Thoughtful problem solving can be done either by verbalizing a problem (using language-like propositions to think) or by visualizing (usingvisou-spatial representations to think.
  • D. We need two different kinds of knowledge acquisitions routines, each generated by one of two specific processors.Pakistan Current Affairs

Explanation

Anderson’s account allows thought to contribute to individual differences in intellectual performance, so saying that the thought route is unrelated to IQ is inconsistent with his argument. His theory distinguishes thought-based and visual-spatial forms of processing and their roles in acquiring knowledge.

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