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Cognitive Processes
In Frederick Adams & Kenneth Aizawa (eds.), The Bounds of Cognition. Malden, MA, USA: Wiley-Blackwell. pp. 57–75 (2008)
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This chapter contains sections titled: Individuating Process Types in Science Individuating Processes in Cognitive Psychology A Broader Category of Cognition Conclusion.Author's Profile
cognitive processes ‐ involving nonderived representations cognitive and non‐cognitive differences ‐ and kinds of mechanisms involved robot cognition, not containing ‐ specific human mechanisms cognitive and non‐cognitive ‐ nature of underlying processes, not mere assertions on our part individuating processes in cognitive psychology developed sciences, categorizing processes by reference ‐ underlying laws or mechanisms Turing‐equivalent computational processes Yerkes–Dodson law, claiming ‐ optimal level of arousal for task performance factors influencing memory ‐ spacing of practice strategy demarcating cognitive from noncognitive processes ‐ paradigms of cognitive processing and normal humans
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