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期刊名:Journal of cognition

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ISSN:2514-4820

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Bare plural generics ('generics' for short) attribute a feature to members of a category without specifying how many actually possess the feature (e.g., 'Belgians love fries'). Generics are often used to perpetuate stereotypes and misinform...
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Gidon T Frischkorn,Isabel Courage,Hannah Dames et al. Gidon T Frischkorn et al.
Two research traditions, action control and procedural working memory research, have addressed the question of how humans control actions, largely independently from each other. While both research traditions consider binding as an importan...
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The approximate number system (ANS) is thought to mediate symbolic and non-symbolic numerical magnitude comparison. Challenging this view, the dual system model stipulates that non-symbolic comparisons rely on the ANS while symbolic compari...