The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience
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The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience
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The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience is a master's thesis[1].
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- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience authored Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — author (P50): Armin Saysani[2].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's instance of is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's publisher is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — publisher (P123): ResearchSpace@Auckland[4].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's country of origin is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — country of origin (P495): New Zealand[5].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's publication date is recorded as +2011-00-00T00:00:00Z[6].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's main subject is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — main subject (P921): psychology[7].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's Handle ID is recorded as 2292/10020[8].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's title is recorded as The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience[9].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's copyright holder is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — copyright holder (P3931): Armin Saysani[10].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's thesis submitted to is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — thesis submitted to (P4101): University of Auckland[11].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — on focus list of Wikimedia project (P5008): NZThesisProject[12].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's copyright status is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[13].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's online access status is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — online access status (P6954): closed user group[14].
- The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's thesis committee member is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — thesis committee member (P9161): Barry Hughes[15].
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The cognitive structure of colour categories in the blind: Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience's instance of is recorded as Experimentally investigating how the blind represent colour categories in the absence of direct visual experience — instance of (P31): master's thesis[3].