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When showing and telling convey different stories: concept learning transmission chains lead to different outcomes when using demonstration vs. verbal description
When trying to convey conceptual knowledge to others, we may either show examples of the concept, or explicitly describe defining features of the concept. Here, we ask wether the dominant mode of knowledge transmission in a society shapes how concepts are ultimately represented by its members. We de
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