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Frontiers in Psychology, 2015 Most adults and children in cultures where reading text progresses from left to right also count objects from the left to the right side of space. The reverse is found in cultures with a right-to-left reading direction.
Silke Melanie Goebel
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Grounding clinical and cognitive scientists in an interdisciplinary discussion
Frontiers in Psychology, 2013 In most clinical approaches the body receives little attention. In cognitive science, in contrast, the embodied and grounded perspective, which emphasises the importance of the body, has been intensively explored over the last decade. The present article
Giovanni eOttoboni, Giovanni eOttoboni
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THE CONSTRAINTS OF EMBODIMENT AND LANGUAGE-THOUGHT RELATIONS
Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai. Philosophia, 2021 This paper aims to impugn the magnified role of specific natural languages in structuring and shaping cognition in the context of language-thought relations.
Prakash MONDAL
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Frontiers in Psychology, 2011 The perceptual modalities associated with property words, such as flicker or click, have previously been demonstrated to affect subsequent property verification judgments (Pecher et al., 2003). Known as the conceptual modality switch effect, this finding
Jennifer eCollins +3 more
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Reviewing the concept of design frames towards a cognitive model
Design Science, 2022 This paper critically reviews literature about design framing to clarify an understanding of what is meant by the construct of a design frame. It describes the origins of the term design frame and characterises three distinct definitions that can be ...
Nick Kelly, John S. Gero
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Cognitive Conflict Is an Example of Action-Grounded Cognition
International Journal of Psychological Studies, 2011 The aim of the present work was to show that cognitive conflict, an issue that has been widely studied within the boundaries of the classical cognitive approach, is a clear example of higher order cognition tied to perception and action. Examples of how the cognitive conflict arising from spatial correspondence tasks is highly grounded in body ...
RUBICHI, SANDRO +3 more
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A Cognitively Grounded Measure of Pronunciation Distance
PLoS ONE, 2014 In this study we develop pronunciation distances based on naive discriminative learning (NDL). Measures of pronunciation distance are used in several subfields of linguistics, including psycholinguistics, dialectology and typology. In contrast to the commonly used Levenshtein algorithm, NDL is grounded in cognitive theory of competitive reinforcement ...
Wieling, Martijn +5 more
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Grounded Cognition, Linguistic Relativity, and Abstract Concepts
Topics in Cognitive Science, 2023 AbstractKemmerer's paper convincingly claims that the grounded cognition model (GCM) entails linguistic relativity. Here, we underline that tackling linguistic relativity and cultural differences is vital for GCM. First, it allows GCM to focus more on flexible rather than stable aspects of cognition.
Anna M, Borghi, Claudia, Mazzuca
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Sensing, Feeling, and Origins of Cognition
EncyclopediaCognition is often modeled in terms of abstract reasoning and neural computation, yet a growing body of theoretical and experimental work suggests that the roots of cognition lie in fundamental embodied regulatory processes.
Gordana Dodig-Crnkovic
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Neural Adaptation Effects in Conceptual Processing
Behavioral Sciences, 2015 We investigated the conceptual processing of nouns referring to objects characterized by a highly typical color and orientation. We used a go/no-go task in which we asked participants to categorize each noun as referring or not to natural entities (e.g.,
Barbara F. M. Marino +4 more
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