Question

17 which evidence is used to disprove the myth of the brain as a computer?

○ embodied mind
○ distributed practice
○ neuroplasticity
○ limited brain capacity

Explanation:

The concept of embodied mind emphasizes that the mind is not just a disembodied computational device like a computer. It shows that the brain's functioning is deeply intertwined with the body and its interactions with the environment, thus disproving the simplistic view of the brain as a computer. Distributed practice is a learning - related concept, neuroplasticity refers to the brain's ability to change, and limited brain capacity doesn't directly address the brain - as - computer myth as specifically as embodied mind.

Answer:

Embodied mind