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The language of intuition: a thematic integration model of intuitive coherence judgments
Cognition and Emotion 34 (6):1183-1198 (2020)
Abstract
People can intuitively distinguish semantically coherent from incoherent word triads, even without knowing the common denominator. Drawing on cognitive linguistics, the present authors suggest that...My notes
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