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VCE Stuff => VCE Science => VCE Mathematics/Science/Technology => VCE Subjects + Help => VCE Psychology => Topic started by: Casiocalc on September 29, 2013, 04:03:39 pm
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Hi guys!!
I'm having trouble understanding the semantic network theory D:
Could you please explain it to me in an easy form :)?
Thank you ! ;D
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Well, semantic means meaning (loosely), and network just means an interconnection of things. Thinks of social networking-- friends connected.
Semantic network= meaning connections (a hierarchical organised structure or something, right?)
So you have 'red' associates with 'blood' and 'pain associated with blood, sch that if you drew it in a diagram it might look similar to
Red
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Blood ---- pain
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Broken bone
Etc.
Very short explanation (on mobile sorry)--- does that fix up any confusion? If not, could you highlight your specific troubles?
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Well, semantic means meaning (loosely), and network just means an interconnection of things. Thinks of social networking-- friends connected.
Semantic network= meaning connections (a hierarchical organised structure or something, right?)
So you have 'red' associates with 'blood' and 'pain associated with blood, sch that if you drew it in a diagram it might look similar to
Red
|
|
Blood ---- pain
|
Broken bone
Etc.
Very short explanation (on mobile sorry)--- does that fix up any confusion? If not, could you highlight your specific troubles?
Thank you for your explanation! It actually helped me! ^^
How would I explain it when I'm asked "Explain the semantic network theory"?
I want to answer it in the shortest way possible and obtain full marks ^^
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Honestly, find the key words from your textbook wherever it's defined - I think they should be something like "a hierarchical order of nodes something something" , and then you could draw a network and that should give you full marks assuming a 2 mark question.
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Honestly, find the key words from your textbook wherever it's defined - I think they should be something like "a hierarchical order of nodes something something" , and then you could draw a network and that should give you full marks assuming a 2 mark question.
Thank you for taking your time to answer my question!
I understand it more now!
:D ;D
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You're really welcome :)
Welcome to AN! :)