The velidity of rating procedures to index the hierarchical level of categories  

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Goldberg, Lewis R.

Jenis: Article from Journal - ilmiah internasional
Dalam koleksi: Journal of Memory and Language (Full Text) vol. 25 no. 3 (Jun. 1986), page 323-347.
Fulltext: 25_03_ R Goldberg_Lewis.pdf (2.0MB)

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Mean ratings of Concreteness vs Abstractness. Imagability, Categorizability, Meaningfulness, Familiarity, Number of Attributes, and Pleasantness were tested as predictors of the hierarchical level of 440 categories within 22 hierarchies. Neither Concreteness nor lmagability was related to hierarchical level, either monotonically or curvilinearly, whereas Number of Attributes was a near-perfect predictor. A second study investigated the process by which subjects rate the number of attributes in a category, using five instructional conditions, two focused on the number of associated attributes, two on the number of common attributes, and one on the number of instances. Only one kind of process seemed to be involved in all five types of ratings: The broader the category, the larger the numerical value that is naturally associated with it.

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