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Neurobiology of Schemas and Schema-Mediated Memory
Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 2017Schemas are superordinate knowledge structures that reflect abstracted commonalities across multiple experiences, exerting powerful influences over how events are perceived, interpreted, and remembered. Activated schema templates modulate early perceptual processing, as they get populated with specific informational instances (schema instantiation ...
Asaf, Gilboa, Hannah, Marlatte
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When is a Schema Not a Schema? On a Remark by Suszko
Studia Logica, 2019zbMATH Open Web Interface contents unavailable due to conflicting licenses.
Lloyd Humberstone, Allen Hazen
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2017
This chapter describes the underlying principles for Schema Therapy (ST) and its forensic adaptation, and illustrates the forensic model with a case example. It presents the current status of the evidence of ST in forensic settings and make suggestions for future research on ST. ST combines different elements from various therapeutic approaches.
Keulen- de Vos, Marije +1 more
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This chapter describes the underlying principles for Schema Therapy (ST) and its forensic adaptation, and illustrates the forensic model with a case example. It presents the current status of the evidence of ST in forensic settings and make suggestions for future research on ST. ST combines different elements from various therapeutic approaches.
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Semantic schema refinements for multilevel schema integration
Data & Knowledge Engineering, 1998Summary: Within the database field, schema refinements have been proved useful for documentation and maintenance purposes; moreover, schemata describing the reality of interest at different levels of abstraction are extensively used in computer aided software engineering tools and visual query languages.
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Schema-Consistent and Schema-Inconsistent Information
Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin, 1984Processing effort for schema-consistent, inconsistent, and neutral information was assessed by a secondary task technique. Schema-consistent and inconsistent information received similar processing effort, and both of these received greater effort than schema-irrelevant (neutral) information.
Shahin Hashtroudi +3 more
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2023
The concept of schema originates in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, where it functioned as a bridge between sensibility and concepts. Since then, it has become foundational to many constructivist theories of mind and memory. In the twentieth century, it became central in psychology mainly through the work of Bartlett and Piaget, who offered an ...
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The concept of schema originates in Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason, where it functioned as a bridge between sensibility and concepts. Since then, it has become foundational to many constructivist theories of mind and memory. In the twentieth century, it became central in psychology mainly through the work of Bartlett and Piaget, who offered an ...
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