Idiosyncratic Tower of Babel: Individual differences in word-meaning representation increase as word abstractness…
Psychological Science, 2021. [All Versions]. [All Versions]. Humans primarily rely on language to communicate, on the basis of a shared understanding of the basic building blocks of communication: words. Do we mean the same things when we use the same words? Although cognitive…
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AGI & CoCoSci › Papers > Concepts > Human Concept Representation: “Psychological Science, 2021. [All Versions]. [All Versions]. Humans primarily rely on language to communicate, on the basis of a shared understanding of the basic building blocks of communication: words. Do we mean the same things when we use the same words? Although cognitive…”