Two perils of binary categorization: why the study of concepts can't afford true/false testing

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RT @dremalt: @bg_farrar @LjerkaOstojic If you're looking for *all* critiques, I suppose I ought to flag up our own ditty on the pitfalls of…

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@bg_farrar @LjerkaOstojic If you're looking for *all* critiques, I suppose I ought to flag up our own ditty on the pitfalls of binary categorization tasks in animals: https://t.co/XMTPL80uxL

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Opinion piece by one of our PhD students (@dremalt) on concepts and categorization in animals: http://t.co/P6i2NmSZDH

19 Feb 2015

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Opinion piece by one of our PhD students (@dremalt) on concepts and categorization in animals: http://t.co/P6i2NmSZDH

19 Feb 2015

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