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The systematic organization of stimuli, cognitive processes, or theory; also, categorical models
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What is the relative importance of shape and color in object recognition?
Do people recognize objects faster when both shape and color are present? Can color introduce more cognitive load to identify the object?
Let's say there is a row of icons. Users need to quickly (no m …
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