Discussion
In the context of PASS model of intelligence, the learning of digits, alphabets, multiplication tables, etc. are examples of which type of processing?
Answer: A
Learning digits, alphabets and multiplication tables are examples of successive processing in the PASS model, because the items have to be remembered in a fixed order, one after another. Simultaneous processing deals with several items at once as a whole, such as seeing a pattern. 'Digital processing' and 'discreet processing' are not PASS processes.
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