Discontinuous categories affect information-integration but not rule-based category learning.
Discontinuous categories affect information-integration but not rule-based category learning.
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10.1037/0278-7393.31.4.654
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2005-07
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W. Maddox;J. V. Filoteo;J. Lauritzen;Emily L Connally;Kelli D Hejl;G. Ashby;L. A. Alfonso-Reese;A. Turken;E. M. Waldron;Alfonso-Reese Ashby;Turken;Waldron;Les Cohen;B. Love;Matt Jones;A. Markman;Brian Stankiewicz;Todd Maddox
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W. Maddox;J. V. Filoteo;J. Lauritzen;Emily L Connally;Kelli D Hejl;G. Ashby;L. A. Alfonso-Reese;A. Turken;E. M. Waldron;Alfonso-Reese Ashby;Turken;Waldron;Les Cohen;B. Love;Matt Jones;A. Markman;Brian Stankiewicz;Todd Maddox
Three experiments were conducted that provide a direct examination of within-category discontinuity manipulations on the implicit, procedural-based learning and the explicit, hypothesis-testing systems proposed in F. G. Ashby, L. A. Alfonso-Reese, A. U. Turken, and E. M. Waldron's (1998) competition between verbal and implicit systems model. Discontinuous categories adversely affected information-integration but not rule-based category learning. Increasing the magnitude of the discontinuity did not lead to a significant decline in performance. The distance to the bound provides a reasonable description of the generalization profile associated with the hypothesis-testing system, whereas the distance to the bound plus the distance to the trained response region provides a reasonable description of the generalization profile associated with the procedural-based learning system. These results suggest that within-category discontinuity differentially impacts information-integration but not rule-based category learning and provides information regarding the detailed processing characteristics of each category learning system.