Contrasting the representation of scripts and categories.

Author(s)
Barsalou, L.W. & Sewell, D.R.
Abstract

Recent findings have suggested that script actions are not sequentially organized in memory. To compare the representation of scripts and categories, this study observed timed production of scripts actions and category exemplars. Results clearly demonstrated that script actions are sequentially organized in memory and that properties are not the means by which script actions are normally ordered during production.

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B 27068 fo /01 /83.2 /
Source

From: Journal of Memory and Language, 24 (1985)p.646- 665, 52 ref.

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