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Approximating Cognitive Representations Using Space

2025-09-21

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<p>In everyday life, people intuitively use space to make meaningful distinctions between objects. In this paper, we present a novel, free-to-use on-line experimental paradigm that capitalizes on these intuitions: GRIS (Generating Representations in Space). In GRIS experiments, participants manipulate a set of objects (text, audio, images) and place them on canvases. Following an introduction to the paradigm, we p...

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Literature Corpus work: d4189a88-56ff-5415-b126-d8836bf399ac
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/bgt67_v1

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