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Shedding Light on COVIS: Evidence from Optical Neuroimaging for Dissociable Category Learning Systems
The COVIS theory of category learning posits separate roles for two different category learning systems. An explicit system mediated by prefrontal regions is involved in learning rule-described categories and an implicit system mediated by the tail of the caudate nucleus is involved in learning non
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