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Supervision, Category Structure, and Selective Attention in Category Learning: A Comparative Approach

2025-08-24

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<p>We investigated the interactions between supervision, category structure, and selective attention in category learning. We compared human adults and pigeons in a category learning task, where we manipulated the category structure (dense vs. sparse) and the level of supervision by corrective feedback (low vs. high). Results showed a benefit of supervision across species, which was particularly strong in learning...

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a12eee8a-dbaa-55ce-a3cc-4ce185682317
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10.31234/osf.io/bt3wg
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