The $$cognitive modeling$$ approach to artificial intelligence states which of the following?

The $$cognitive modeling$$ approach to artificial intelligence states which of the following?

If a computer can act similar enough to a human to fool a human interrogator, then it can be considered at least as intelligent as a human

There is a rational way for agents to act in any given situation to achieve the best expected outcome

If a program$$s behavior and reasoning steps match human thought processes, that is evidence that some of its mechanisms may also be operating in humans

There is a rational way to think about objects in the world and the relations among them, and it is possible to construct a precise notation for that thought