The discontinuity between rules and similarity
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (1):22-23 (2005)
| Abstract | In arguing for a rules-similarity continuum, Pothos should demonstrate that a single process or mechanism (a neural network model, for example) can handle the entire continuum. Pothos deliberately avoids this exercise as beyond the scope of the current research. In this context, I will present simulation, neuropsychological, neurophysiological, and experimental psychological results, arguing against the continuity hypothesis. | |||||||||
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