Psychology has benefited from an enormous wealth of knowledge about processes of
cognition in relation to how the brain organizes information. Within the categorization …

Humans and other animals routinely make choices between goods of different values.
Choices are often made within identifiable contexts, such that an efficient learner may …

Background Myofascial release (MFR) is used to restore tissue extensibility of the fascia
tissue and is considered to be useful in a number of clinical settings such as low back pain …

Relative rank models of risky decision-making suggest that human preferences are informed
by sampled (and not absolute) values and their relative ranks. According to this proposal, an …

Background Neurodynamics is a clinical medium for testing the mechanical sensitivity of
peripheral nerves which innervate the tissues of both the upper and lower limb. Currently …

Studies into categorization have demonstrated that the ability to form concepts is an
essential ability in cognitive development. For example, before a decision about anything …

A fundamental question in the study of human cognition is how people learn to predict the
category membership of an example from its properties. Leading approaches account for a …

The ability to categorize concepts is an essential capability for human thinking and action.
On the one hand, the investigation of such abilities is the purview of psychology; on the other …

Primary objective: This study explored over-selectivity (executive dysfunction) using a
standard unsupervised categorization task. Over-selectivity has been demonstrated using …

Learning a particular categorization leads to corresponding changes in the similarity
structure of the categorized stimuli. The purpose of the current study was to examine …