From Causality to Spatial Relation
Xiong Zhe-hong
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Xiong Zhe-hong
Abstract
The earlier cognitive psychology tended to follow the idea of traditional logical theroies which thought that inference originated from causality.Recently,cognitive psychology has testified that causality originates from temporal and spatial relations.In our article,we will regress temporal relation to spatial.Under the path in quest of origin of inference,there is such a cue that is: inductive inference originated from causality;and causality originates from temporal and spatial relations;and temporal relation can be regressed to spatial. Whereupon we could say that it is Spatial relation which supports inference.
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The earlier cognitive psychology tended to follow the idea of traditional logical theroies which thought that inference originated from causality.Recently,cognitive psychology has testified that causality originates from temporal and spatial relations.In our article,we will regress temporal relation to spatial.Under the path in quest of origin of inference,there is such a cue that is: inductive inference originated from causality;and causality originates from temporal and spatial relations;and temporal relation can be regressed to spatial. Whereupon we could say that it is Spatial relation which supports inference.
Key concepts: Causality (physics), Inference, Causal inference, Relation (database), Spatial relation, Cognition, Cognitive psychology, Psychology