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Retinal-specific category learning

Rosedahl et al., 2018

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2115028750340725567
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Rosedahl L
Eckstein M
Ashby F
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Nature Human Behaviour

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Virtually all cognitive theories of category learning (such as prototype theory,,,–and exemplar theory,–) view this important skill as a high-level process that uses abstract representations of objects in the world. Because these representations are removed from …
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