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author = {Rehder, B and Kim, S}, 
title = {How causal knowledge affects classification: A generative theory of categorization}, 
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year = {2006}, 
abstract = {Several theories have been proposed regarding how causal relations among features of objects affect how those objects are classified. The assumptions of these theories were tested in 3 experiments that manipulated the causal knowledge associated with novel categories. There were 3}, 
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