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<p>category learning seeks to understand how categories are acquired in the first place. To accomplish this, researchers often employ novel categories of arbitrary objects (e.g., dot matrices) to ensure that participants are entirely unfamiliar with the stimuli. Category learning researchers have generally focused on two distinct forms of category learning. <a href="page.php?w=Classification">Classification learning</a> tasks participants with predicting category labels for a stimulus based on its provided features. Classification learning is centered</p><p>
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