The "Cut" and "Paste" functions on a Macintosh were used to exemplify
(a) the effect of having an appropriate schema
(b) having the control information in the environment
(c) the disruptive effect of having to have control information in one's
memory
(d) a highly efficient arbitrary mapping of control information
(e) both A and B but not C or D
E
Psychology
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What will be an ideal response?
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