A pattern in which discrimination or similarity depends on category boundaries beyond an appropriate physical or psychophysical baseline. Task demands, labeling and memory can contribute; boundary-related performance does not automatically establish a discontinuous sensory representation.
Category-dependent color discrimination, similarity or memory under a specified task. Cross-language boundary differences and prelinguistic category responses constrain different hypotheses and can coexist.
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