Cognitive modelling of human temporal reasoning
Behavioral and Brain Sciences 26 (5):623-624 (2003)
| Abstract | Modelling human reasoning characterizes the fundamental human cognitive capacity to describe our past experience and use it to form expectations as well as plan and direct our future actions. Natural language semantics analyzes dynamic forms of reasoning in which the real-time order determines the temporal relations between the described events, when reported with telic simple past-tense clauses. It provides models of human reasoning that could supplement ACT-R models. | |||||||||
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