Our Brains Have Evolved the Ability to Discriminate (THE SAAD TRUTH_223)
July 18, 2016
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as posted by the channelI explain the difference between the usual negative connotation of the verb "to discriminate" and the manner in which the term is used in various fields of psychology (e.g., psychophysics, decision making, and statistical reasoning).
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