Add to ORKGThis study is a first attempt to unravel the almost unexplored domain of abstract conceptual knowledge. Four kinds of abstract concepts (nominal kinds, states of the self, cognitive processes, and emotion concepts) were investigated in two experiments. Emotion concepts displayed a specific pattern in both concreteness/abstractness and imagery ratings (cf. Altarriba et al., 1999), as did the other considered domains of abstract knowledge (Experiment 1). In Experiment 2 we highlighted the specific pattern of information (taxonomic, thematic, attributive, etc) these different abstract domains elicited in a definition production task
The Abstract/Concrete Distinction 3 This study presents original evidence that abstract and concre...
The aim of this study is to highlight what kind of information distinguishes abstract and concrete c...
Despite the recent upsurge in research on abstract concepts, there remain puzzles at the foundation ...
This study is a first attempt to unravel the almost unexplored domain of abstract conceptual knowled...
To explain how abstract concepts, like "truth", are represented is pivotal for embodied and grounded...
The issue of how abstract concepts are represented is widely debated. However, evidence is controver...
To explain how abstract concepts, like “truth”, are represented is pivotal for embodied and grounded...
Abstract concepts (“freedom”) differ from concrete ones (“cat”), as they do not have a bounded, ide...
The relation of abstract concepts to the modality-specific systems is discussed controversially. Acc...
Concrete conceptual knowledge is supported by a distributed neural network representing different se...
Representation of semantic knowledge is an important aspect of cognitive function. The processing of...
In psycholinguistics, concepts are considered abstract if they do not apply to physical objects that...
This study harnessed control ratings of the contribution of different types of information (sensatio...
Recent theories propose that abstract concepts, compared to concrete ones, might activate to a large...
The main objective of this study is to investigate the abstract-concrete dichotomy by introducing a ...
The Abstract/Concrete Distinction 3 This study presents original evidence that abstract and concre...
The aim of this study is to highlight what kind of information distinguishes abstract and concrete c...
Despite the recent upsurge in research on abstract concepts, there remain puzzles at the foundation ...
This study is a first attempt to unravel the almost unexplored domain of abstract conceptual knowled...
To explain how abstract concepts, like "truth", are represented is pivotal for embodied and grounded...
The issue of how abstract concepts are represented is widely debated. However, evidence is controver...
To explain how abstract concepts, like “truth”, are represented is pivotal for embodied and grounded...
Abstract concepts (“freedom”) differ from concrete ones (“cat”), as they do not have a bounded, ide...
The relation of abstract concepts to the modality-specific systems is discussed controversially. Acc...
Concrete conceptual knowledge is supported by a distributed neural network representing different se...
Representation of semantic knowledge is an important aspect of cognitive function. The processing of...
In psycholinguistics, concepts are considered abstract if they do not apply to physical objects that...
This study harnessed control ratings of the contribution of different types of information (sensatio...
Recent theories propose that abstract concepts, compared to concrete ones, might activate to a large...
The main objective of this study is to investigate the abstract-concrete dichotomy by introducing a ...
The Abstract/Concrete Distinction 3 This study presents original evidence that abstract and concre...
The aim of this study is to highlight what kind of information distinguishes abstract and concrete c...
Despite the recent upsurge in research on abstract concepts, there remain puzzles at the foundation ...