The phrase "a complex representational" is not correct as it is incomplete and lacks context.
It could be used in discussions about theories or models that involve intricate representations of concepts or data, but it needs to be part of a complete thought.
Example: "The study presents a complex representational framework for understanding social dynamics."
Alternatives: "a sophisticated representation" or "a detailed model".
Likewise, the repertoire of social representations is fed by motor and social experience, raising it to a complex representational system in adults.
Nonetheless, since perceptions were typically granted a complex representational and intentional structure, most seventeenth century authors connected them closely with judgments.
Atit, Weisberg, Newcombe, and Shipley (2016 6 demonstrate the nuanced relationship between gesture and language in the context of learning topographic maps, an important and complex representational format for the geosciences.
According to the LOTH, the potential infinity of complex representational mental states is generated from a finite stock of primitive representational states, in accordance with recursive formation rules.
Human memory is not a unitary entity; rather it is thought to arise out of a complex architecture involving interactions between distinct representational systems that specialize in perceptual, semantic, and episodic representations.
As with most styles of medieval monastic art, only more so, these colors announce a complex and strictly dictated (but not unalterable) representational system involving iconography, proportion, geometric structure and shading as well as the size, pose, gesture, dress and skin color of the figures involved.
We analyze sorts with respect to the requirements of a complex adaptive system and compare it to other representational formalisms that consider a constructive approach to representations.
Both point out that a rock isn't the kind of thing that can be incorporated into a complex mental state that involves higher-order representations, in the sort of way required by a self-representational theory.
According to these theories, a teleological theory directly accounts for the contents of just the representational simples and combinatorial processes are in addition involved in determining the content of more complex representations.
Thus, we come increasingly to see our selves as distinct from our external environment, and from the here and now, and a (representational) complex emerges "of which all the component parts may be negated, so that none of them seems essential to it"—and this is the ego (SW VI: 180).
Picciuto's idea is that the relevant sort of complex self-representational state will consist of a first-order perceptual content combined with a higher-order concept like experience that embeds, or 'quotes' that very perceptual content.
