The vast network of ideas, experiences, and facts that one can recall whenever it is needed best describes the structure of

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Brett

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8 February, 03:13

The vast network of ideas, experiences, and facts that one can recall whenever it is needed best describes the structure of

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Karter Butler · Answer 1

The vast network of ideas, experiences, and facts that a person can recall whenever needed best describes the structure of human knowledge on which future learning and behavior will be based. Past experiences inform future behavior and as people gain knowledge, they are better able to tackle the challenges faced daily.