A marking b purely mental simulation c riffing d leakage e digital computation Which of the following is an example of marking? a fully executing a dance
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1. Dr. Kirsh showed a video of two people making their fingers dance to music. Which of the following was he trying to illustrate? a. marking b. purely mental simulation c. riffing d. leakage e. digital computation
a. fully executing a dance, as in a final performance in front of an audience b. dancer abstracts from full phrase c. leakage d. purely mental simulation e. riffing 3. Using nonessential (i.e. epiphenomenal) gestures while speaking is an example of: a. marking b. riffing
d. mental simulation e. analog computation
a. technicality b. memory c. dynamics d. timing
a. Marking, full practice, and mental simulation were equally effective. b. Marking and full practice were equally effective, but mental simulation was not as effective. c. Mental simulation and full practice were equally effective, but marking was not effective at all. d. Full practice was most effective, followed by marking, and then mental simulation. e. Marking was most effective, followed by full practice, and then mental simulation. Directory: ~ajyu -> Teaching -> Cogs1 sp13 -> QuestionsPool -> 03 DavidKirsh0411 03 DavidKirsh0411 -> 1. Which of the following is true about the practice of "marking"? Download 3.92 Kb. Share with your friends:
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