knowledge

1. KNOWLEDGE
EXPERIMENT

2. EXPERIMENTS TO BE CONDUCTED
SENTENCE VERIFICATION TECHNIQUES
LEXICAL DECISION MAKING EXPERIMENT
ERROR PROPAGATION

3. EXPERIMENT # 1
• REACTION TIME OF CONFIRMATION WILL BE LESS FOR THE
THINGS WHICH ARE HIGH IN UTILITY IN DAILY LIFE
• REACTION TIME OF CONFIRMATION WILL BE LARGER FOR THE
THINGS WHICH ARE LESS IN UTILITY IN DAILY LIFE

4. A pomegranate is a fruit

5. A ostrich is a bird

6. A robin is a bird

7. A penguin is a bird

8. Chair belongs to furniture

9. Sofa belongs to furniture

10. Mirror belongs to furniture

11. EXPERIMENT 2

12. Telephone belongs to furniture

13. PRIMING EXPERIMENT
Method
Lexical decision task
Participants read stimuli, some of which are words and some of which
are
not words. Their task is to indicate as quickly as possible whether each
entry is a word or a non-word. For example, the correct responses for
bloog would be “no” and for bloat would be “yes.”

14. HYPOTHESIS
• There will be increase in Reaction
time to decide against non-word
stimulus.
•There will be decrease in Reaction
time to decide against word stimulus.

15. EXPERIMENT 3

16. CONNECTIONIST
APPROACH
Error propagation and weightage

17. HYPOTHESIS
•There will be different in weightage of
component in property unit based on
knowledge and exposure
•Weightage will be same for all component
in the property unit for unknown

19. Lion

20. Canary

21. Oak

23. Dolphin