Question
The cognitive economy principle is a principal that refers to ____.
Answer
The cognitive economy principle is a principal that refers to the simplicity and relevance of a cognitive categorization scheme or representation.
Hierarchical Semantic Network: First semantic network theory suggested that we stored information in a hierarchical way. “We store things in a hierarchical manner”. It was thought concepts were organized from higher order categories to lower order categories. We store information at the highest category possible. Broad categories/characteristics are stored at higher level nodes.
Supported by Cognitive Economy Principle: Says that our brain is efficient.
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