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MATHEMATICAL MODEL

Introduction and Definition The mathematical model serves as a critical tool within quantitative psychology, representing theories, functions, and relationships through formal equations and structured algorithms. Fundamentally, a mathematical model is a systematic representation of empirical reality, translating qualitative psychological hypotheses into precise, quantitative frameworks. This approach allows researchers to move beyond verbal descriptions of phenomena—such […]

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ABSTRACT REPRESENTATION

Introduction: Defining Abstract Representation Abstract representation, within the framework of modern cognitive theory, constitutes a fundamental mechanism by which an agent—be it human or artificial—conceptualizes the world. It is precisely defined as a sophisticated and reasonable way of thinking about an entity, a concept, or a relationship that is inherently independent of, and not directly […]

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