#cognitive structure

• Analogizing — Creating, using, or relying on an analogy; a structural element or factor that serves as a starting point or active agent in producing a proportional comparison. In phenomenology or epistemology, the term describes the consciousness, discourse, or mental mechanism capable of associating current images, signs, or concepts with distant memories or abstract structures, giving them a similar meaning.
• Anticipant — Anticipating, temporally, logically, or structurally preceding another phenomenon or subsequent action; containing predictive or precursor elements. In philosophy or epistemology, it refers to a concept, idea, or intuition that appears in consciousness before complete empirical experience confirms that reality.
• Associational — Belonging to an association or organized structural framework of individuals, relating to the spirit of partnership or mechanisms of civic participation; (in psychology or linguistics) relating to the association of ideas or cognitive connections made based on similar or structurally correlated stimuli.