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9 Cards in this Set
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Imaginal Code
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concrete means of mental representation that directly conveys perceptual qualities
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Propositional Code
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abstract means of mental representation that is not linked to any sensory modality, represents features and relationships.
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Imaginal Code
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Visual representation
Auditory representation Motor representation |
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Propositional Code
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Amodal
Abstract Symbolic |
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Analog Properties
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Time to scan a mental image depends on how far you have to scan.
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Functional Equivalence Hypothesis
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Visual imagery uses the same mental representations, processes, and neural structures as does visual perception.
Experiencing a change in a mental image ought to be analogous to experiencing a change in perception. The spatial relations of a visual image ought to be analogous to the spatial relations of a real environment. |
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Propositions
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abstract representations that code knowledge
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Propositional representations
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break down knowledge into individual factual components and represent how they relate to each other
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Cognitive economy
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features are represented only once in the hierarchy.
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