Cognitive Science (Latest Articles)

Latest indexed articles for 'Cognitive Science'

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The role of representation in computation.

16 Sep 2008 Reformers urge that representation no longer earns its explanatory keep in cognitive science, and that it is time to discard this troublesome concept. In contrast, we hold that without representation cognitive science is utterly bereft of tools for ...
rec_pub_18800234-the-role-representation-computation.htm

Most intact human nervous systems know whether they are vertical or tilted, to around 4 degrees of accuracy between the perceived and real displacement.

30 Aug 2008
rec_pub_18728094-most-intact-human-nervous-systems-know-vertical-tilted-4-degrees.htm

Towards a science of magic.

3 Aug 2008 It is argued here that cognitive science currently neglects an important source of insight into the human mind: the effects created by magicians. Over the centuries, magicians have learned how to perform acts that are perceived as defying the laws ...
rec_pub_18693130-towards-science-magic.htm

Do as I say, not as I do.

21 Jun 2008
rec_pub_18711885-do-say-do.htm

Wild agency: nested intentionalities in cognitive neuroscience and archaeology.

10 Jun 2008 The present paper addresses the tensions between internalist and radical-interactionist approaches to cognitive neuroscience, and the conflicting conclusions these positions lead to as regards the issue of whether archaeological artefacts constitute ...
rec_pub_18292059-wild-agency-nested-intentionalities-cognitive-neuroscience-archaeology.htm

The paranormal mind: how the study of anomalous experiences and beliefs may inform cognitive neuroscience.

3 Jun 2008
rec_pub_18632092-the-paranormal-mind-study-anomalous-experiences-beliefs-inform.htm

Attribution and social cognitive neuroscience: a new approach for the "online-assessment" of causality ascriptions and their emotional consequences.

21 May 2008 Attribution theory plays a central role in understanding cognitive processes that have emotional consequences; however, there has been very limited attention to its neural basis. After reviewing classical studies in social psychology in which ...
rec_pub_18599124-attribution-social-cognitive-neuroscience-new-approach-online.htm

The beyond must also be useful: the burden of alternative approaches.

18 May 2008 Advocates of many different approaches have, for years, attempted to usurp cognitive psychology's dominance in the field of psychology. Unfortunately, none of these approaches have yet made a convincing case that they could take cognitive ...
rec_pub_18491200-the-useful-burden-alternative-approaches.htm

Children's knowledge of the earth: a new methodological and statistical approach.

14 May 2008 In the field of children's knowledge of the earth, much debate has concerned the question of whether children's naive knowledge-that is, their knowledge before they acquire the standard scientific theory-is coherent (i.e., theory-like) or ...
rec_pub_18485357-children-s-knowledge-earth-new-methodological-statistical-approach.htm

Cognitive Ethology for humans: inconvenient truth or attentional deficit?

16 Apr 2008
rec_pub_18426687-cognitive-ethology-humans-inconvenient-truth-attentional-deficit.htm

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