Processing attributes and judging objects

Behavioral and Brain Sciences 18 (3):601-602 (1995)
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Abstract

Given that psychophysical responses are not a function of a single property but vary with a variety of stimulus and context variables, Lockhead has little hope for laws relating behavior to the environment. However, progress can be made with tasks that manipulate multiple sources of information to test formal information-processing models

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