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4 | universal matching effect model |
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see explanation of matching models here |
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universal matching effect model Explanation: Global Matching is a technical term is the field of psychology, and there are different models that use this idea/theory of learning/understanding evaluations. The term global is another way of saying universal, that exists in all or most cultures, and types of people independent of other factorts. I believe that the matching refers to matched effects or correlations. THIS ARTICLE, and this particular small section, makes it clear that this is a technical term: "However, there are several alternative explanations for associative category length effects, which do not rely on Global Matching, that we will address in the ‘‘General discussion”. Global similarity: the within-category choice advantage The within-category choice (similar distractor) advantage refers to the superior discriminability observed for forced-choice test alternatives comprising a same-category distractor." http://www.socsci.uci.edu/~mdlee/MaguireEtAl2010.pdf |
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Reference: see explanation of matching models here Reference information: see 3.1 http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:cGoHnML... |
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