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The 10 pages that link to Schema (psychology), each with the reason it gives.

• Confirmation biasRelated: Schemas supply expectations that shape what evidence seems meaningful.

• Framing (social sciences)Related: Existing schemas help audiences recognize and apply frames.

• Jean PiagetBroader topic: Piaget used schemas to explain how children organize experience and guide action.

• Cognitive loadRelated: Schemas let expertise group information, reducing the demands of handling separate elements.

• Transfer of learningRelated: Schemas can organize knowledge so it applies beyond the examples in which it was learned.

• Mental modelRelated: Schemas structure the expectations and assumptions that mental models draw on.

• Piaget's theory of cognitive developmentBroader topic: Schemas are the structures children adapt as they encounter new experiences.

• Ulric NeisserRelated: Schemas are the structures that guide exploration in Neisser’s perceptual cycle.

• Cognitive anthropologyRelated: Schemas provide a cognitive account of patterned expectations that cultural learning can shape.

• Frederic BartlettRelated: Bartlett made schemas central to explaining how past experience shapes what people remember.