Cognitive Science: An Introduction to the Study of MindCognitive Science provides a comprehensive introduction to the field from multiple perspectives to help readers better understand and answer questions about the mysteries of the mind. In each chapter, the authors focus on a particular area in cognitive science, exploring methodologies, theoretical perspectives, and findings, then offering the critical evaluations and conclusions drawn from them. Substantially updated with new and expanded content, the Third Edition reflects the latest research in this rapidly evolving field. |
Contents
A Brave New World | |
Computation | |
Enduring Questions | |
Dualism | |
Operate? | |
A Profusion of Theories | |
9 | |
Language Acquisition | |
13 | |
Mind as Emotion | |
Mind as Society | |
Impressions | |
Stereotypes and Cognitive Processes | |
The Computer as a Cognitive Entity | |
Vision Pattern Recognition and Attention | |
Memory Imagery and Problem Solving | |
Mind as Brain | |
Neuron Anatomy and Physiology | |
The Neuroscience of Visual Object Recognition | |
Perceptual Binding and Neural Synchrony | |
The Neuroscience of Memory | |
Mind as a | |
Change Over Time | |
Intelligent Agents and Robots | |
Emerging Developments | |
Where We Go From Here | |
Glossary | |
References | |
Name Index | |
Subject Index | |
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