1981
DOI: 10.3758/bf03202345
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Common and specific features in pictorial analogies

Abstract: Pictures belonging to different domains (cups and persons), as well as pictures belonging to the same domains (cups or persons only), were used to construct analogies of various paradigms. Pictures from different domains shared three common features, while pictures within each domain had two features specific to that domain. When no specific feature change was introduced, an asymmetry of the paradigms (A cup is to B cup as R person is to S person and P person is to Q person as C cup is to D cup) was obtained a… Show more

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