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News by Kotov, Alexey A.

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Mar 3, 15:00
BIMSA-HSE Joint Seminar on Data Analytics and Topology. Speaker: Rongling Wu
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Illustration for news: Even a Nonexistent Medical Label Significantly Affects the Assessment of Human Behavior

Even a Nonexistent Medical Label Significantly Affects the Assessment of Human Behavior

Researchers from the HSE Laboratory for the Neurobiological Foundations of Cognitive Development, Alexey Kotov, Ivan Aslanov and Yulia Sudorgina, have experimentally proved that categorical labels, including nonexistent medical terms, significantly affect people's judgments, activating semantic knowledge in memory. The study has been published in the Frontiers in Psychology journal.