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Frigg R, Votsis I (2011) Everything you always wanted to know about structural
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Gallistel C (1980) The organization of action. Erlbaum Associates, Mahway
Gobet F, Lane PCR, Croker S, Cheng P, Jones G, Oliver I, Pine JM (2001) Chunking
mechanisms in human learning. Trends Cognit. Sci. 5:236–243
Gould J (1985) Pattern learning by honeybees. Animal Behav. 34(1986):990–997
Hadamard J (1945, 1996) Psychology of invention in the mathematical field. Princeton University Press, Princeton
Hochberg J (1998) Gestalt theory and its legacy. In: Hochberg J (ed) Perception and
cognition at century’s end. Academic, New Jersey
Hohwy J (2013) The predictive mind. Oxford University Press, San Diego
Hollingworth A, Henderson J (2002) Accurate visual memory for previously attended objects in natural scenes. J. Exper. Psychol.: Human Percept. Perform.
28(2002):113–136
Howard R, Avargues-Weber A, Garcia J, Greentree A, Dyer A (2018) Numerical
ordering of zero in honey bees. Science 360(6393):1124–1126
Hummel J (2003) Complementary properties of holistic and analytic representations
of shape. In Peterson M, Rhodes G (eds.), Advances in visual cognition. Perception
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Exper Psychol: Human Percept Perform 7:604–610
Jeannerod M (1997) The cognitive neuroscience of action. Blackwell, Cambridge
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Ann. Rev. Psychol. 55:271–304
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Psychol Bull 112(1):24–38
Kolmogorov AN (1965) Three approaches to the quantitative definition of information. Probl Inform Trans 1(1):1–7
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York
Kriegel U (2013) Phenomenal intentionality. Oxford University Press, Oxford
Ladyman J (1998) What is structural realism? Stud. Hist. Philos. Sci. 29:409–424
Lakoff G (1987) Women, fire, and dangerous things: what categories reveal about the
mind. University of Chicago Press
Li F, Koch C, Perona P (2007) What do we perceive in a glance? J Vis 2007 7(1):10,
1–29
Lorenz K (1966) On aggression. Harcourt Brace, San Diego
Ludlow P, Nagasawa Y, Stoljar D (2004) There’s something about Mary. MIT Press,
Cambridge
Mandler JM, Ritchey GH (1977) Long-term memory for pictures. J Exper Psychol:
Human Learn Memory 3(4):386–396