- Good examples on Cognitive Resolution and Words are handles of meaning # Examples of Cognitive Resolution
When people see these two, those with low cognitive resolution perceive them as “two identical pairs of pants.”
You’ll notice a lot of differences if the resolution is high enough.
- Wrong color.
- There is a wrinkle on one side.
- The structure around the waist is different.
- Center Press (example on this page)
Communication a few days ago
- Wife: “I bought one for myself because my husband’s looked cooler, and I thought there would be no distinction if I bought the same one, but the ladies’ was center-press.”
- I said, “What’s a center press?”
- Wife: “It’s designed with the folds in front of the legs.”
- I said, “Oh, that.”
A few days after this exchange, as I picked up the dry laundry, I thought, “Oh, this isn’t mine because it’s center pressed.”
- Then I wondered, “If I hadn’t learned the term “center press,” would I have made the distinction?” I thought.
I noticed the difference in shades after I took the pictures and laid them out.
- This is not an intentional difference, but one that has faded due to UV rays or something else with use.
- So if you use this as a point of distinction, eventually you won’t be able to tell the difference.
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