Cognitive dynamics: A psychological perspective
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 21 (5):642-642 (1998)
| Abstract | Although cognitive psychology is still dominated by computational theories, there is an emerging emphasis on dynamical aspects of cognition. Examples are provided supporting the increased use of dynamically inspired models by psychologists. Despite measurement and model verification problems in the direct use of dynamical system theoretic technology, van Gelder's general approach to cognition is recommended. | |||||||||
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