Category breath and the abstraction of prototypical information.

Author(s)
Homa, D. & Vosburgh, R.
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Abstract

The abstraction of prototypical information and the development of category breadth was investigated for categories defined by low- level distortions from the prototype or by a mixing of distortion levels. It was found that degree of positive transfer to new instances interacted with category size such that a mixing of distortions resulted in superior transfer for the categories defined by a larger number of stimuli; transfer was greater for the uniform- low condition only when the category was defined by 3 instances.

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B 30302 [electronic version only] /01 /
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From: Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Learning and Memory, 2 (1976) No.3, p.322- 330, 12 ref.

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