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Some Things Do Last Forever: The Stability Signature of Central Form
Humans develop fixed beliefs, even though the world is constantly changing. Drawing on Form Theory, a theory of conceptual structure, this paper proposes a generative hypothesis about a crucial source of these fixed beliefs: they are triggered when information is encoded as part of a concept’s centr
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