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Direct linkDodds, Pennie; Rae, Babette; Brown, Scott – Cognitive Science, 2012
Miller (1956) identified his famous limit of 7 plus or minus 2 items based in part on absolute identification--the ability to identify stimuli that differ on a single physical dimension, such as lines of different length. An important aspect of this limit is its independence from perceptual effects and its application across all stimulus types.…
Descriptors: Identification, Stimuli, Mathematics, Accuracy
Feist, Michele I. – Cognitive Science, 2008
What aspects of spatial relations influence speakers' choice of locative? This article presents a study of static spatial descriptions from 24 languages. The study reveals two kinds of spatial terms evident cross-linguistically: specific spatial terms and general spatial terms (GSTs). Whereas specific spatial terms--including English…
Descriptors: Semantics, Second Languages, Multidimensional Scaling, Form Classes (Languages)
