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The first of these was Cohen, Dunbar, and McClelland’s parallel distributed processing, or connectionist, model, proposed in 1991 [16]. At its core, their theory is a strength theory, designed as it was to capture the training data reported by MacLeod and Dunbar [13]. Processing

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