Dedre Gentner

Alice Gabrielle Twight Professor of Psychology & Education

Analogical mapping during similarity judgments


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M. Kaufmann, Los Altos, C. Markman, D. Gentner
1988

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Kaufmann, M., Altos, L., Markman, C., & Gentner, D. (1988). Analogical mapping during similarity judgments.


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Kaufmann, M., Los Altos, C. Markman, and D. Gentner. “Analogical Mapping during Similarity Judgments” (1988).


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Kaufmann, M., et al. Analogical Mapping during Similarity Judgments. 1988.


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@article{m1988a,
  title = {Analogical mapping during similarity judgments},
  year = {1988},
  author = {Kaufmann, M. and Altos, Los and Markman, C. and Gentner, D.}
}

Abstract

We propose that carrying out a similarity comparison of two objects or scenes requires that their components be aligned in a manner akin to analogical mapping . We present an experiment which supports this claim and then examine a computer simulation of these results which is consistent with the idea that a process of mapping and alignment occurs during similarity judgments .


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