Mem and Lan (10) Flashcards
What is a semantic network?
Network of unitary nodes, with labelled links between them.
What are semantic networks good for?
Good for hierarchies as the properties are inherited
What are the problems with semantic networks?
- Word meaning vs world knowledge
2. Semantic memory organized on basis of semantic relatedness or semantic distance
What is a logical inference based on?
based on the meaning of words
What is a bridging inference based on?
establish coherence between the current part of the text and preceding text
What is an elaborative inference based on?
world knowledge
What is the constructionist approach to language?
- Make inferences automatically
2. Numerous elaborative inferences drawn while reading a text
What is the minimalist approach to language?
- Constraints on number of inferences that are automatically generated
- Local inferences are automatic, global inferences are not
According to Ghosh and Gilboa (2014) what are the 4 features of schema?
Adaptability
Lack of unit detail
Basis in multiple episodes
Associative structure
In the 4 features of schema what is ‘adaptability’?
Able to be updated with new information
In the 4 features of schema what is ‘lack of unit detail’?
Variability of events from which any schema is formed
In the 4 features of schema what is a ‘basis in multiple episodes’?
Consist of integrated info based on similar events
In the 4 features of schema what is ‘associative structure’?
consist of interconnected units
What are the 3 errors in story recall?
Levelling
Rationalisation
Sharpening
In the errors of story recall, what is ‘Levelling’?
Omitting unfamiliar details from recall