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Chen, Qi; Mirman, Daniel – Psychological Review, 2012
One of the core principles of how the mind works is the graded, parallel activation of multiple related or similar representations. Parallel activation of multiple representations has been particularly important in the development of theories and models of language processing, where coactivated representations ("neighbors") have been shown to…
Descriptors: Competition, Word Recognition, Language Processing, Inhibition
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White, Peter A. – Psychological Review, 2009
Impressions of force are commonplace in the visual perception of objects interacting. It is proposed that these impressions have their source in haptically mediated experiences of exertion of force in actions on objects. Visual impressions of force in interactions between objects occur by a kind of generalization of the proprioceptive impression…
Descriptors: Causal Models, Visual Perception, Cognitive Psychology, Visual Stimuli