Research on the structural and dimensional analysis of conceptually represented knowledge

This article is a continuation of the 1992 treatise by the authers on a differential psychological analysis of conceptual knowledge published in this journal. While the article mentioned was concerned with the demonstration of effects specific to the field of action on the structuring and dimensioning of an internally represented set of concepts by means of a comparision between ley-men and experts, the present article seeks to establish the influence of the conceptual context on the structuring of conceptual sub-sets and to put forward a procedure which allows determination of the clustergenerating features in each individual case.