💻🧓🏽Curious about differences in the conceptualisation of novel technological devices across age-cohorts? Then our new OA paper suits you perfectly!🧓🏽💻 Check it out ⤵️https://t.co/VbKbxOTuCT
@MariannaBolog @BALLab_Rome@CollabraOA We selected those for which all of us agreed they were plausibly basic. Of course, for some concepts, e.g., “oxygen”, it has been hard to do this, but the majority of concepts included in the database are plausibly basic-level concepts.
@MariannaBolog @BALLab_Rome@CollabraOA For each concept—e.g., “pollution”—we asked ourselves: “Does a superordinate category for this concept exist?”. Yes, for instance, “ecology.” “Does a subordinate category for this concept exist?”. Yes, for instance, “acoustic pollution” or “air pollution”.
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