Question 5 Claude Shannon proposes that communication O is possible only when there is no noise. always includes some uncertainty. O involves high probability messages. O is the transmission of information.

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Claude Shannon proposes that communication
is possible only when there is no noise.
always includes some uncertainty.
involves high probability messages.
is the transmission of information.
Question 6
According to Claude Shannon's theory, information is measured by the
the time it takes for a signal to be extracted from the noise.
reduction of uncertainty.
capacity of an information channel.
O meaning of the signal being sent through a channel.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 5 Claude Shannon proposes that communication is possible only when there is no noise. always includes some uncertainty. involves high probability messages. is the transmission of information. Question 6 According to Claude Shannon's theory, information is measured by the the time it takes for a signal to be extracted from the noise. reduction of uncertainty. capacity of an information channel. O meaning of the signal being sent through a channel.
Question 7
Miller hypothesizes that cognition is a process
that is highly uncertain.
best modelled as a form of communication.
involving highly improbable events.
of exchange between a human information source and a human destination.
Question 8
According to Miller, one argument for the view that cognition is information
transmission depends on the idea that
the meaning of a word affects how easily it is remembered.
aphorisms or “sayings" are remembered as easily as ordinary sentences of equal
length
the capacity of a channel is identical to the amount of information it can carry.
"chunking" or recoding information can get around the limits of channel capacity.
Transcribed Image Text:Question 7 Miller hypothesizes that cognition is a process that is highly uncertain. best modelled as a form of communication. involving highly improbable events. of exchange between a human information source and a human destination. Question 8 According to Miller, one argument for the view that cognition is information transmission depends on the idea that the meaning of a word affects how easily it is remembered. aphorisms or “sayings" are remembered as easily as ordinary sentences of equal length the capacity of a channel is identical to the amount of information it can carry. "chunking" or recoding information can get around the limits of channel capacity.
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