Which of the following is NOT one of the ways that our recollections of a person or event can differ from someone else's perception of the same person or event?

Crucial to triggering puberty is a confluence of hormonal activity known as the ______

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Neural networks can be "taught" to recognize particular patterns of input

a. by converting from parallel to serial processing. b. through rehearsal of information. c. through selective strengthening of some connections and not others. d. by rearranging most, if not all, of the connections between units. e. by converting from template- to prototype-matching as necessary.