10.4 Bidirectional Relations
As you can see, mutually entailed relations are kind of like two sides of the same coin. Mutually entailed relations are basically the two directions of a particular type of relation (such as relative size) between two stimuli.
| IF | THEN |
|---|---|
| A is smaller than B | B is bigger than A |
| A comes before B | B comes after A |
| A is the cause of B | B is the effect of A |
| A is behind B | B is in front of A |
| A is the same as B | B is the same as A |
| A is in B | B contains A |
| A is better than B | B is worse than A |
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