The structure of semantic representation shapes controlled semantic retrieval

An essential aim in the research on semantic cognition is to understand interplay between structure of representation and controlled processes that operate it generate flexible behaviours. To evaluate link network connectivity control functions (semantic inhibition switching), we employed a theory approach revealed processing was reliably associated with conceptual representation. In particular, our results show efficient information flow afforded by high coupled superior switching but poor ability. These findings suggest architectures facilitate activation spreading aid transitions clusters impede suppress inappropriate or interfering representations. Overall, study provides novel insight into mechanisms underlying recruited disentangle from habitual