Add to ORKGSimilarity can be viewed as the degree of resemblance between two objects or events. This is thought to influence a wide variety of cognitive processes
This article challenges the prevailing, semantic view of the cognitive processes underlying similari...
Assumed similarity denotes the pervasive bias of perceivers to see others (targets) in a similar way...
This study investigates similarity judgments from two angles. First, we look at models suggested in ...
Similarity can be viewed as the degree of resemblance between two objects or events. This is thought...
The question of What makes things seem similar? is important both because of similarity's pivotal ro...
Psychological similarity—the subjective distance between objects in the world or memory—is a highly ...
Similarity underlies fundamental cognitive capabilities such as memory, categorization, decision mak...
Similarity is central for the definition of concepts in several theories in cognitive psychology. Ho...
Similarity-based and rule-based accounts of cognition are often portrayed as opposing accounts. In ...
This article discusses the range of different approaches to capturing semantic similarity. Specifica...
We present a novel way of accounting for similarity judgments. Our approach posits that similarity r...
The similarity between objects is judged in a wide variety of contexts from visual search to categor...
A question fundamental to many psychological theories is how people assess similarity among objects ...
People often describe things that are similar as close and things that are dissimilar as far apart. ...
Similarity plays a central role in human cognition, affecting how individuals organize their knowled...
This article challenges the prevailing, semantic view of the cognitive processes underlying similari...
Assumed similarity denotes the pervasive bias of perceivers to see others (targets) in a similar way...
This study investigates similarity judgments from two angles. First, we look at models suggested in ...
Similarity can be viewed as the degree of resemblance between two objects or events. This is thought...
The question of What makes things seem similar? is important both because of similarity's pivotal ro...
Psychological similarity—the subjective distance between objects in the world or memory—is a highly ...
Similarity underlies fundamental cognitive capabilities such as memory, categorization, decision mak...
Similarity is central for the definition of concepts in several theories in cognitive psychology. Ho...
Similarity-based and rule-based accounts of cognition are often portrayed as opposing accounts. In ...
This article discusses the range of different approaches to capturing semantic similarity. Specifica...
We present a novel way of accounting for similarity judgments. Our approach posits that similarity r...
The similarity between objects is judged in a wide variety of contexts from visual search to categor...
A question fundamental to many psychological theories is how people assess similarity among objects ...
People often describe things that are similar as close and things that are dissimilar as far apart. ...
Similarity plays a central role in human cognition, affecting how individuals organize their knowled...
This article challenges the prevailing, semantic view of the cognitive processes underlying similari...
Assumed similarity denotes the pervasive bias of perceivers to see others (targets) in a similar way...
This study investigates similarity judgments from two angles. First, we look at models suggested in ...