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Visual category-driven differences in memory

2021-10-12

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<p>Categorizing classes of stimuli in the real-world is thought to underlie features of general intelligence, including our ability to infer identities of new objects, environments, and people never encountered before. Our understanding of human categorization, and the neural mechanisms that underlie this ability, was initially described in the context of visual perception. It is now broadly accepted that a networ...

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Literature Corpus work: c8744ee9-ce8c-5c63-8481-2c6dd843bd75
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/9rw72

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