Abrahams model

Abraham's model, or the Abraham model of intelligence, describes how knowledge is organized in the brain. It suggests that people use a network of concepts connected by relationships, helping them understand and recall information. This model highlights the importance of linking new knowledge to what we already know, allowing for deeper comprehension and retention. By organizing information into a structured framework, it supports learning and problem-solving across various contexts, making it easier to access related ideas and apply them in different situations.