Illuminating reasoning and categorization
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 28 (1):27-27 (2005)
| Abstract | The proposal regarding rules and similarity is considered in terms of ability to provide insights regarding previous work on reasoning and categorization. For reasoning, the issue is the relation between this proposal and one-process as well as two-process accounts of deduction and induction. For categorization, the issue is how the proposal would simultaneously explain both similarity-to-rule and rule-to-similarity shifts. | |||||||||
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