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Gelneren [198K]
3 years ago
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How are symbolic and analogical representations similar? both are mental images. both require thinking. both involve symbolism.

both are a basic element of thought. all but choice c sir/madam,the best answer is "a.both are mental images."?
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1 answer:
andrew-mc [135]3 years ago
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The correct answer is: "all but choice C"

  • Analogical representations: are mental or artificial images which closely replicate the physical characteristics of the original reality (object, place...) that it aims to modelize. For example, maps, pictures or diagrams.
  • Symbolic representation: it is an abstract type of representation in the sense that it aims to replicate a reality without using its physical characteristics. The main example would be writing. Another example could be using a logo, or a color code, etc.

Therefore both are <u>mental representation</u>s, both <u>require thinking</u> as they consist on elaborating on the information that the human mind perceives through its senses, and both are <u>basic elements of thought,</u> as they help to create linkages among differente knowledges: experiences, concepts, etc.


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