Relation-Based Combinations Versus Property-Based Combinations: A Test of the CARIN Theory and the Dual-Process Theory of Conceptual Combination

By Christina L. Gagné. 2000

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1. Brian H. Ross
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4. Zachary Estes
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Citations in the corpus

• Category use and category learning. (2003, background): “There is also a substantial amount of work on conceptual combination that has demonstrated how people use their concepts productively (Costello & Keane, 2000; Gagne, 2000; Murphy, 1988; Wisniewski, 1997).”
• Thematic thinking : the apprehension and consequences of thematic relations (2011, background): “, VAMPIRE INSECT) have found that thematic pairs are actually understood more quickly than feature-based pairs (Estes, 2003b; Gagné, 2000).”