Schematism
Pronunciation: /ˈskiməˈtiˈɪzəm/
Schematism (noun)
- A habit of using fixed patterns of thought, even when they do not fit the situation.
- A system of categories or steps used to arrange information in a clear order.
- In Kant’s view, the mind’s built-in structure that helps organize experience into meaningful events.
Examples
- Her schematism makes her ideas feel rigid.
- Schematism can limit creativity when problems change.