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The Emergence of Insight During Classification and Inference Learning as a Function of Category Structure
We report an experiment on the relationship between insight and analytic-based learning during concept acquisition. Subjects learned featural categories (Type I or Type VI) through either classification or inference. Additionally, some subjects switched from classification to inference, whereas othe
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