Rules and similarity as conscious contents with distinctive roles in theory

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (1):24-24 (2005)
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Abstract

Difficulty of distinguishing rules and similarity in categorization comes from reliance on relatively simple manipulation-response designs and a style of modeling with abstract parameters, rather than assessment of intervening and controlling mental states. This commentary proposes a strategy in which rules and similarity would be distinguished by their different roles in a theory interrelating reportable conscious contents in deliberative categorization.

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