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Chapter 7 discusses the mental representation of knowledge, distinguishing between declarative and procedural knowledge. It introduces Dual-Code Theory, which posits that knowledge is represented through both images and words, and explores concepts like mental imagery, mental rotations, and representational neglect. The chapter concludes with the Propositional Theory, suggesting that knowledge representation is based on the relationships between objects rather than solely on images or words.
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