Perceptual Learning Produces Perceptual Objects
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Summary
Perceptual learning does indeed induce chunking-the production of perceptual objects, and the foundation of perceptual expertise; the evidence from both experiments is strong and consistent.
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- 2019-06-20
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- 14
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