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Concept Formation (Latest Articles)
Latest indexed articles for 'Concept Formation'
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30 Aug 2009 
In self-paced learning, when the regulation of effort is goal driven (e.g., allocated to different items according to their relative importance), judgments of learning (JOLs) increase with study time. When it is data driven (i.e., determined by the ...
rec_pub_19686026-attributing-study-effort-data-driven-goal-driven-effects-implications.htm
Category-based errors and the accessibility of unbiased spatial memories: a retrieval model.
30 Aug 2009 Studies have consistently shown a spatial memory bias such that a target location is remembered toward the prototypical location of the region to which the target belongs, indicating a blending between the target's specific information and the ...
rec_pub_19686025-category-based-errors-accessibility-unbiased-spatial-memories.htm
30 Aug 2009 According to part of the adaptive toolbox notion of decision making known as the recognition heuristic (RH), the decision process in comparative judgments-and its duration-is determined by whether recognition discriminates between objects. By ...
rec_pub_19686022-ignorance-versus-evidence-based-decision-making-decision-time.htm
30 Aug 2009 Building on P. H. Allum and L. Wheeldon (2007), the authors conducted 5 experiments to investigate the scope of lexical access during spoken sentence production in Japanese and English. Speakers described pairs of pictured objects, and on critical ...
rec_pub_19686018-scope-lexical-access-spoken-sentence-production-implications.htm
30 Aug 2009 Humans have an extremely flexible ability to categorize regularities in their environment, in part because of attentional systems that allow them to focus on important perceptual information. In formal theories of categorization, attention is ...
rec_pub_19686015-extremely-selective-attention-eye-tracking-studies-dynamic-allocation.htm
Test sequence priming in recognition memory.
30 Aug 2009 The authors examined priming within the test sequence in 3 recognition memory experiments. A probe primed its successor whenever both probes shared a feature with the same studied item (interjacent priming), indicating that the study item like the ...
rec_pub_19686012-test-sequence-priming-recognition-memory.htm
30 Aug 2009 Using 5 experiments, the authors explored the dependency of spacing effects on rehearsal patterns. Encouraging rehearsal borrowing produced opposing effects on mixed lists (containing both spaced and massed repetitions) and pure lists (containing ...
rec_pub_19686011-rehearsal-strategies-enlarge-diminish-spacing-effect-pure-versus.htm
Think different: presidential address at the 2009 Eastern Association for the Surgery of Trauma.
30 Aug 2009 
rec_pub_19741380-think-different-presidential-address-2009-eastern-association-surgery.htm
Category-specific organization in the human brain does not require visual experience.
11 Aug 2009 Distinct regions within the ventral visual pathway show neural specialization for nonliving and living stimuli (e.g., tools, houses versus animals, faces). The causes of these category preferences are widely debated. Using functional magnetic ...
rec_pub_19679078-category-specific-organization-human-brain-does-require-visual.htm
The critical care cascade: a systems approach.
30 Jul 2009 PURPOSE OF REVIEW: To emphasize the evolving body of evidence that supports the need for a more seamless and interconnected continuum of patient care for a growing compendium of critical care conditions, starting in the prehospital and emergency ...
rec_pub_19606026-the-critical-care-cascade-systems-approach.htm
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