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mental representation::noun | Spocien Dictionary
| Type | Words |
|---|---|
| Synonyms | internal representation, representation |
| Type of | cognitive content, mental object, content |
| Has types | blur, concrete representation, concretism, convergence, example, fuzz, image, instantiation, interpretation, intersection, memory, mental image, model, overlap, percept, perception, perceptual experience, phantasmagoria, psychosexuality, reading, schema, scheme, stereotype, unrealism, abstractionism, version, antitype, appearance |
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Although research on mental representation has been utterly manifold, two main traditions can be discerned.
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He has also written extensively on connectionism, robotics, and the role and nature of mental representation.
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For instance, we might conclude that common words have a stronger mental representation than uncommon words.
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There must be a mental representation that stands in some unique relationship with the subject of the representation and has specific content.
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In accord with the traditions regarding research on mental representation, two mainstream explanatory models for transfer can be concluded to date.
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Ohlsson believes that this impasse drives unconscious processes which change the mental representation of a problem, and cause novel solutions to occur.
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According to the theory, accommodation is the process of reframing one's mental representation of the external world to fit new experiences.
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Dr Saling, a lecturer at Charles Sturt University, said storytelling required the teller to form a mental representation of the facts of the story, as well as its overall point.
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The new study suggests that the brain is capable of creating a stable, mental representation of a disembodied device so that it can be controlled with little effort.
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