Prototypes and Semantic Qualifiers¶
Bordage, G. (2007). Prototypes and Semantic Qualifiers: From Past to Present. Medical Education, 1117-1121.
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Primes¶
- Prototype Theory
- Medical and biological classification. Disease categories run on paradigm presentations, and atypical presentations are still classified by their proximity to the central syndrome.
This sourceFrames clinical diagnosis as prototype categorization — diseases represented by paradigm presentations, with atypical cases classified by proximity to the central syndrome.
- Medical and biological classification. Disease categories run on paradigm presentations, and atypical presentations are still classified by their proximity to the central syndrome.
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