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Training set coherence and set size effects on concept generalization and recognition

2019-05-30

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<p>Building conceptual knowledge that generalizes to novel situations is a key function of human memory. Category-learning paradigms have long been used to understand the mechanisms of knowledge generalization. In the present study, we tested the conditions that promote formation of new concepts. Participants underwent one of six training conditions that differed in the number of examples per category (set size) a...

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10.31234/osf.io/7g2q5
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