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Social Sciences - Psychology / memory, fear | | English term or phrase: trade-offs | | In our experience, if two things come to be put together over and over again, like mother and father or the colour green and its meaning and what it represents for the environment, those things become one unit. Even though mentally they are supposed to be two, looking at how rapidly we can put them together tells us whether they are evolutionary or if we’ve learned in social ways to put them together. So speed is the basis of all of this and there are very well-known models in experimental psychology of trade-offs between speed and accuracy. |
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