A quantitative model ensures that ____ assumptions of a theory have been identified and tested.
All
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From Nosofsky's (1991) study, there is at least ______ model(s) that can predict the behaviour between observed and predicted probabilities of both _________ and ___________.
One, classification, recognition
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What is not true of the Ptolemaic model?
Assumed that the planets had elliptical orbits rather than circular
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Why did the Copernican model replace the Ptolemaic model?
It was simpler and involved the fewest assumptions
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In Marr's (1982) levels of analysis, what does the computational level entail?
What the system does
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In Marr's (1982) levels of analysis, what does the algorithmic/representational level entail?
How the system can do what it does
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In Marr's (1982) levels of analysis, what does the physical level entail?
How the system is physically realised
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What is not true about process characterisation (Lewandowsky & Farrell, 2011)?
The constructs must be computed from the model's architecture
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What is not true about process explanation (Lewandowsky & Farrell, 2011)?
Describes the relationship between variables
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What is a disadvantage of computational models?
May not be complete enough to be testable
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What kind of model is the multinomial processing tree approach?
Process characterisation
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What is 'I' in the MPT approach?
The probability that a memory trace is intact
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What is 'R' in the MPT approach?
The probability that the memory trace can be recreated from a less than intact structure
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The probability of correctly recalling an item in a memory...
I/1 - I x R
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Hulme et al. (1997) assumed that R was greater for _________________
High frequency words
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Hulme et al. (1997) assumed that I was greater for __________________
Words with earlier serial positions
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Hulme et al. (1997) found that...
Word frequency influenced recall but mostly for later serial positions
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The process explanation model begins with calculations of distances from exemplars in memory _ and a test item _
J, I
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The process explanation model decides how these distances will relate to ________
Similarity
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What is versimilitude?
There is enough truth about the model to continue using it
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