Proceedings of the Eighteenth Annual Conference of The Cognitive Science Society

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Lawrence Erlbaum (1996)
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This volume features the complete text of all regular papers, posters, and summaries of symposia presented at the 18th annual meeting of the Cognitive Science ...

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080582541X   9780805825411   1138876631

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Alignability and Attribute Importance in Choice.G. Lindemann Patricia & Arthur B. Markman
Alphabet arithmetic and Act-R: A reply to Rabinowitz and Goldberg.J. G. Trafton
Building a baby.Paul R. Cohen, Tim Oates, Marc S. Atkin & Carole R. Beal
Confidence judgements, performance, and practice, in artificial grammar learning.Martin Redington, Matt Friend & Nick Chater
Deafness drives development of attention to change.T. V. Mitchell & L. B. Smith
Functional roles for the cognitive analysis of diagrams in problem solving.Peter Ch Cheng
Learning qualitative relations in physics with law encoding diagrams.Peter Ch Cheng
Learning sets of related concepts: A shared task model.Tim Hume & M. Pazzani
Marr Prize Committee.Chris Barker, Marlene Behrmann, Charles Elkan, Jeff Elman & Keith Holyoak
Shared network resources and shared task properties.P. Munro
Still looking for structural complexity effects in the representation of lexical concepts.R. G. De Almeida & J. A. Fodor
The emergence of perceptual category representations during early development: A connectionist analysis.P. C. Quinn & M. H. Johnson
Understanding constraint-based processes: A precursor to conceptual change in physics.James D. Slotta & M. T. H. Chi
Watching spoken language perception: Using eye-movements to track lexical access. In G. W. Cottrell (Ed.).P. D. Allopenna, J. S. Magnuson & M. K. Tanenhaus
Modeling qualitative differences in symmetry judgments.  (pages 12)Ronald W. Ferguson, Alexander Aminoff & Dedre Gentner
Epistemic action increases with skill.  (pages 16--391)Paul P. Maglio & David Kirsh
A Symposium on the Role of Rhythm in Cognition.  (pages 18--29)J. Devin McAuley
A generative neural network analysis of conservation.  (pages 18--65)Thomas R. Shultz
A recurrent network that performs a context-sensitive prediction task.  (pages 18--335)Peter Griinwald
Actions and objects: Unequal partners in the evolution of communication.  (pages 18--52)Colin Allen
Building a theory of problem solving and scientific discovery.  (pages 18--19)Bruce D. Burns
Can symbolic algorithms model cognitive development?  (pages 18--67)Charles X. Ling
Cognitive Linguistics Symposium Gilles Fauconnier.  (pages 18--15)George Lakoff & Ron Langacker
Collaboration in Primary Science Classrooms: Learning about Evaporation.  (pages 18--295)Elizabeth Whitelegg
Computational Models of Development: A Symposium.  (pages 18--61)Kim Plunkett & Thomas R. Shultz
Computational bases of two types of developmental dyslexia.  (pages 18--364)Michael W. Harm & Mark S. Seidenberg
Contrasting Models of Object Permanence.  (pages 18--63)T. G. R. Bower
Dissociating performance from learning: An empirical evaluation of a computational model.  (pages 18--409)Alonso H. Vera & Richard L. Lewis
Hearing with the eyes: A distributed cognition perspective on guitar song imitation.  (pages 18--148)Nick V. Flor & Barbara Holder
Imaging Studies of Vision, Attention and Language.  (pages 18--5)Helen J. Neville & Marty Sereno
Imaging Studies of Vision, Attention and Language Helen J. Neville.  (pages 18--5)Marty Sereno
Integrating discourse and local constraints in resolving lexical thematic ambiguities.  (pages 18--266)Michael J. Spivey-Knowlton & Michael K. Tanenhaus
Integrating world knowledge with cognitive parsing.  (pages 18--92)Harold Paredes-Frigolett & Gerhard Strube
Language, Audition and Rhythm.  (pages 18--35)Robert F. Port
Lateral Connections In The Visual Cortex Can Self-Organize Cooperatively With Multisize RFs Just As With Ocular Dominance and Orientation Columns.  (pages 18--430)Joseph Sirosh & Risto Miikkulainen
Learning in Complex Environments: Biological and Artificial Adaptive Behavior.  (pages 18--7)Maja J. Mataric
Modeling beat perception with a nonlinear oscillator.  (pages 18--420)Edward W. Large
Modeling the Evolution of Communication.  (pages 18--16)John Batali & David Ackley
Models and Modularity in Language Processing.  (pages 18--47)Gary S. Dell
Modularity and Plasticity are Compatible.  (pages 18--43)Robert A. Jacobs
Modularity of information, not processing.  (pages 18--45)Dominic W. Massaro
Neuronal homeostasis and rem sleep.  (pages 18--436)David Horn, Nir Levy & Eytan Ruppin
Phase-resetting and rhythmic pattern generation in speech production.  (pages 18--37)Elliot Salt
Plenary Addresses.  (pages 18--1)David E. Rumelhart, James L. McClelland & Adele Diamond
Primitives as a basis for movement synthesis.  (pages 18--8)Simon F. Giszter
Reinforcement learning in factories: the auton project.  (pages 18--12)Andrew W. Moore
Symposium: Eye Movements in Cognitive Science.  (pages 18--54)Julie Epelboim & Patrick Suppes
The Basis of Organization in Interactive Processing Systems.  (pages 18--41)James L. McClelland
The Evolution of Mind.  (pages 18--48)John Tooby
The Evolutionary Principles Underlying Natural Cognitive Competences.  (pages 18--49)John Tooby
The impact of letter classification learning on reading.  (pages 18--171)Gale L. Martin
The role of transfer in learning.  (pages 18--13)Sebastian Thrun
What do Visual Modules do?  (pages 18--42)Peter Lennie
Problem Spaces in Real-World Science: What are They and How Do Scientists Search Them?  (pages 21--22)Lisa M. Baker & Kevin Dunbar
Task domains in N-space models: Giving explanation its due.  (pages 27--28)D. F. Wolf & Jonathan R. Beskin
The Role of Rhythm in Guiding Attending.  (pages 31)Mari Riess Jones
The future of modularity.  (pages 39--40)Michael Spivey-Knowlton & K. Eberhard
The Evolution of Mind.  (pages 48)John Tooby Colin Allen
Scanning of Natural Visual Scenes: How Cognitive and Sensory Mechanisms Work Together to Control Saccades.  (pages 55)Eileen Kowler, James McGowan, Dan Bahcall, David Melcher & Christian Araujo
Adding Resolution to an Old Problem: Eye Movements as a Measure of Visual Search.  (pages 57)Gregory J. Zelinsky1 Rajesh Pn Rao, Mary M. Hayhoe & Dana H. Ballard
Qualia: The hard problem.  (pages 76--79)Todd W. Griffith & Michael D. Byrne
The impact of information representation on Bayesian reasoning.  (pages 126--130)Ulrich Hoffrage & Gerd Gigerenzer
Satisficing inference and the perks of ignorance.  (pages 137--141)Daniel G. Goldstein & Gerd Gigerenzer
Constraints on the experimental design process in real-world science.  (pages 154--159)Lisa M. Baker & Kevin Dunbar
Teaching/learning events in the workplace: A comparative analysis of their organizational and interactional structure.  (pages 160--165)Rogers Hall & Reed Stevens
Distributed reasoning: An analysis of where social and cognitive worlds fuse.  (pages 166--170)Mike Dama & Kevin Dunbar
Selective attention in the acquisition of the past tense.  (pages 183)Dan Jackson Rodger M. Constandse & Garrison W. Cottrell
The interaction of semantic and phonological processing. In G. W. Cottrell (Ed.).  (pages 219--222)Lorraine K. Tyler, J. Kate Voice & Heien E. Moss
The combinatorial lexicon: Priming derivational affixes.  (pages 223)William D. Marslen-WHson, Mike Ford, Lianne Older & Zhou Xiaolin
Phonological reduction, assimilation, intra-word information structure, and the evolution of the lexicon of English: Why fast speech isn't confusing.  (pages 233)Richard Shillcock, John Hicks, Paul Cairns, Nick Chater & Joseph P. Levy
Categorical perception of novel dimensions.  (pages 243--248)Robert L. Goldstone, Mark Steyvers & Kenneth Larimer
Parallel activation of distributed concepts: who put the P in the PDP.  (pages 284--289)M. Gareth Gaskell
Category-based similarity.  (pages 290)K. J. Kurtz
The role of generic models in conceptual change.  (pages 312--317)Todd W. Griffith, Nancy J. Nersessian & Ashok K. Goel
Conscious and unconscious perception: A computational theory.  (pages 324-328)Don Mathis & Michael Mozer
Competition in analogical transfer: When does a lightbulb outshine an army.  (pages 340--345)Wendy S. Francis & Thomas D. Wickens
Can a real distinction be made between cognitive theories of analogy and categorisation.  (pages 346--351)M. Ramscar & H. Pain
LISA: A computational model of analogical inference and schema induction.  (pages 352--357)John E. Hummel & Keith J. Holyoak
Cognition and the statistics of natural signals.  (pages 381--394)Javier R. Movellan & George Chadderdon
Emotional decisions.  (pages 426--429)Allison Barnes & Paul Thagard
The perception of causality: Feature binding in interacting objects.  (pages 441--446)John K. Kruschke & Michael M. Fragassi
What language might tell us about the perception of cause.  (pages 453--458)Phillip Wolff & Dedre Gentner
Mutability, conceptual transformation, and context.  (pages 459--463)Bradley C. Love
On putting milk in coffee: The effect of thematic relations on similarity judgments.  (pages 464--468)E. J. Wisniewski & M. Bassok
The role of situations in concept learning.  (pages 469--474)Wenchi Yeh & Lawrence W. Barsalou
Ethical reasoning strategies and their relation to case-based instruction: Some preliminary results.  (pages 483--488)K. D. Ashley & M. W. Keefer
Explaining preferred mental models in Allen inferences with a metrical model of imagery.  (pages 489--494)Bettina Berendt
Computational power and realistic cognitive development.  (pages 507--511)David Buckingham & Thomas R. Shultz
Cognitive modeling of action selection learning.  (pages 546--551)Diana F. Gordon & Devika Subramanian
Empirical evidence for constraint relaxation in insight problem solving.  (pages 580--585)G. Knoblich & H. Haider
Linking adaptation and similarity learning.  (pages 591--596)David B. Leake, Andrew Kinley & David Wilson
On the nature of timing mechanisms in cognition.  (pages 615--620)J. D. McAuley
Order effects and frequency learning in belief updating.  (pages 708--713)Jiajie Zhang, Todd R. Johnson & Hongbin Wang
Time course of semantic and phonological interference effects in picture naming.  (pages 746)D. P. Corina & T. W. Lostutter
Hierarchical categorization and the effects of contrast inconsistency in an unsupervised learning task.  (pages 750)J. Davies & D. Billman
Apparent motion on the World Wide Web.  (pages 810)Teenie Matlock & Paul P. Maglio
An antidote to illusory inferences.  (pages 820)M. R. Newsome & P. N. Johnson-Laird

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