The result is that non-experts learn from single examples (Gregan-Paxton 2001), leading to exemplar learning (Barsalou 1991) and single category beliefs (Rajagopal and Burnkrant 2009).
It is also suggested that this type of transfer is more likely to occur if the answers trained are in full sentence and there is a structural correspondence between the question and the answer in each single exemplar and across exemplars within a class of questions.
The exemplars we're all asked to look at are not national, universal and single payer.
Joseph is the exemplar and patron for fathers, workers and the Universal Church.
Harvey was an exemplar and template of Douglass and Randolph's political advice.
Therefore, we tested for exemplar effects separately by conducting ANOVAs with stimulus, exemplar, and their interaction as factors, including only the groups receiving calls.
Upon convergence, AP clustering selects a subset of data points as exemplar and assigns every nonexemplar point to exactly one exemplar.
At a few months of age, differences in event-related potentials (ERPs) have been found between face stimuli and meaningless patterns (Halit et al., 2004; Kouider et al., 2013) as well as between faces and exemplars of a single object category segmented from its natural background (e.g., toys, de Haan and Nelson, 1999; cars, Peykarjou and Hoehl, 2013; houses or cars, Gliga and Dehaene, 2007).
The observed decreases in activity in these regions replicate results on priming of different exemplars of single objects while further extending these results to similar complex visual scenes.
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