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What happens when you read on autopilot?

• You only read the words without understanding.

• You absorb all the information.

• You remember everything you read.

• You focus better on the text.

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What is the Hebbian theory about?

• How to write a summary.

• How neurons connect when learning.

• How to memorize a book.

• How to read faster.

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What can help in forming stronger connections in the brain?

• Reading without thinking.

• Daydreaming while reading.

• Visualizing the scene or creating a mental summary.

• Ignoring the text.

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What is the role of the human attentional system?

• To ensure you pay attention to important things.

• To make reading more difficult.

• To make you forget things.

• To help you read faster.

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What happens when your mind wanders while reading?

• You can read and understand at the same time.

• You remember everything you read.

• You understand the text better.

• You can't process the information meaningfully.

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What is the downside of the mind wandering mode?

• It is not good at processing structured information.

• It makes reading more enjoyable.

• It processes information well.

• It helps you focus better.

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What does the central executive mind do?

• It makes reading effortless.

• It maintains focus on reading.

• It blocks out all distractions.

• It helps you daydream.

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According to Daniel J. Levitin, how many parts are in the human attentional system?

• Four parts

• Three parts

• Two parts

• Five parts

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