Is category specifity in the world or in the mind? (2001)
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Abstract
HIT produces category-specific deficits without category-specific mechanisms by assuming that differences in properties of objects are transparently converted into differences in representational format. A complete model would specify die mechanisms that accomplish this. Such category-specific mechanisms may have evolved because assumptions about the properties of some kinds of objects (e.g., living things) are invalid for others (e.g., artifacts).
Bibliographic entry
Barrett, H. C. (2001). Is category specifity in the world or in the mind? Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 24, 478-479.
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