In relation to connectionism, wouldn’t that be the expected behavior? Taking the example of Tide, wouldn’t we expect “ocean” and “moon” to give a headstart to “Tide” when the “favorite detergent” fires up all detergent names in the brain. But we wouldn’t expect “Tide”, “favorite”, and “why” to give a headstart to “ocean” and “moon”?
Perhaps the time between eliciting “Tide” and asking for the reason for choosing it would be relevant (since asking for the reason while the “ocean” and “moon” are still active in the brain can give more chance for choosing them as the reason)?
In relation to connectionism, wouldn’t that be the expected behavior? Taking the example of Tide, wouldn’t we expect “ocean” and “moon” to give a headstart to “Tide” when the “favorite detergent” fires up all detergent names in the brain. But we wouldn’t expect “Tide”, “favorite”, and “why” to give a headstart to “ocean” and “moon”?
Perhaps the time between eliciting “Tide” and asking for the reason for choosing it would be relevant (since asking for the reason while the “ocean” and “moon” are still active in the brain can give more chance for choosing them as the reason)?