A representation whose relevant information is independent of a particular sensory or output modality. Shared mean activation across modalities is weaker evidence than generalisation of information about the represented content, with confounded stimuli and responses controlled.
Conceptual information accessible through different forms such as words, signs and pictures. Shared conceptual content can coexist with modality-specific input and output pathways; an anatomical overlap alone does not establish identical neural codes.
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