The semantic system makes up an integral part of how we perceive and interact with the
world, yet its structure and location in the brain are not clear. Recently, a semantic map of …

A generally intelligent cognitive machine is deliberative, reflective, adaptive, empathetic and
rational; continually aiming for the best responses to complex real-world events. This article …

Semantic memory refers to a portion of long-term memory that processes meaning,
understanding, and conceptual facts about the world. Research shows that information …

Все, наверное, слышали расхожую фразу:«наука пока не знает ответа на этот
вопрос». Эта фраза подразумевает, что если не знает наука, то не знает никто, но …

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How do people understand concepts such as olive oil, baby oil, lamp oil, or oil paint?
Embodied approaches to knowledge representation suggest that words are represented as …

Une partie du champ de la métacognition de la mémoire a été façonnée par la distinction
épisodique/sémantique proposée par Tulving (1972). Par exemple, des preuves …

How do people know what categories objects belong to? Traditional accounts of
categorisation typically assume that concepts comprise perceptual or functional features. By …

Semantic memory refers broadly to an individual's acquired knowledge of the world. This
vast store of information encompasses our knowledge of objects and their attributes, other …

Semantic retrieval, necessary for accessing stored information in our memory, is enabled by
two interacting neural systems referred to as the controlled semantic cognition (CSC; Ralph …