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The dataset therefore suggest (1) that abstract concepts do have size; (2) that abstract size can be represented in visual experiences of physical size; and (3) that abstract size representations are flexible and depend on whether size is attended to or not.
Is 'trust' small or big? Is it like an atom or more like a castle? Our new paper with @JackEdTaylor & Sara Sereno shows that we can derive a metaphorical sense of size in abstract concepts from visual experiences of physical size ... https://t.co/p2HpYsWcSz #sizematter
Moreover, the semantic-font size congruency effect described above is more prominent when attention is focused on the size of a concept and is significantly reduced when attention is shifted to non-size aspects such as emotion...
“Body Up: current trends and future directions in embodiment and social interaction” – a research workshop is being held at University of Manchester on 13th June, 2019. Abstracts are open until 5th April
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Simulation of 10,000 expts with power of .8 to detect Cohen's d of .5 (medium effect size). Plots of p-curve for all sims, p-curve for sims with p <= .05, distribution of Cohen's d estimates, relationship between p-values and Cohen's d when the effect is found - code 👇#rstats
Huge thanks to Dr Giles from @UoMSEES talking about plants, intelligent farming, and GM foods at @cafesci_man last night. Very stimulating discussions! Hosted by @DNEP_UoM