Cognition in Individual and Social Contexts
Proceedings
Published in December 1989
Book
Hardback
628 pages
978-0-444-88521-0 (ISBN)
Description
This volume consists of 58 papers concerned with cognition in individual and social contexts. It is organized into eight parts, each containing papers that reflect current concerns of that area. The diversity of areas illustrates the degree to which cognitive psychology has spread beyond its original boundaries, and the important links that cognitive psychologists are forging with other areas. Overall, several chapters discuss the nature of consciousness, and others consider the link between theory and methodology; other chapters argue the relevance of computational models to cognitive processing, and others highlight the relevance of individual differences in aspects of cognition.
This volume consists of 58 papers concerned with cognition in individual and social contexts. It is organized into eight parts, each containing papers that reflect current concerns of that area. The diversity of areas illustrates the degree to which cognitive psychology has spread beyond its original boundaries, and the important links that cognitive psychologists are forging with other areas. Overall, several chapters discuss the nature of consciousness, and others consider the link between theory and methodology; other chapters argue the relevance of computational models to cognitive processing, and others highlight the relevance of individual differences in aspects of cognition.
This volume consists of 58 papers concerned with cognition in individual and social contexts. It is organized into eight parts, each containing papers that reflect current concerns of that area. The diversity of areas illustrates the degree to which cognitive psychology has spread beyond its original boundaries, and the important links that cognitive psychologists are forging with other areas. Overall, several chapters discuss the nature of consciousness, and others consider the link between theory and methodology; other chapters argue the relevance of computational models to cognitive processing, and others highlight the relevance of individual differences in aspects of cognition.
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Language
English
Place of publication
Oxford
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Elsevier Science & Technology
Target group
College/higher education
Professional and scholarly
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Illustrations
Dimensions
Height: 230 mm
ISBN-13
978-0-444-88521-0 (9780444885210)
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Content
Theoretical Issues and Knowledge Representation (Contributors: G. Mandler; H.A. Simon, Q. Jing; J. Engelkamp; D.F. Marks; K.F. Wender; S.-O. Tergan). Perceptual Processing and Categorization (Contributors: H.D. Ellis; G. Rhodes, S. Tan, S. Brake, K. Taylor; M.J. Chen, Y.F. Yung; G.B. Flores d'Arcais, H. Saito; A. Gupta; B.K. Hayes, J.E. Taplin). Semantic Processing (Contributors: G.H. Bower; W.J. Perrig; F. Klix; G.W. Oliphant, A. Petocz; J.E. Ratcliff; H. Gibb; G. Underwood, S. Clews, H. Wilkinson; I. Markova). Memory (Contributors: R.E. Johnson; J.D. Bain, M.S. Humphreys; H. Okabayashi; L.-G. Nilsson, L. Backman; J.M. Gardiner; Y. Nishikawa; L. Backman; A.S. Gilinsky, M.-F. Ehrlich; L. Backman, L.-G. Nilsson; L.M. Harris; H. Marrero, L. Lentijo). Emotion and Cognition (Contributors: N.H. Frijda; L. Sjoberg; E. van der Meer; J.A. Bargh, J. Litt, F. Pratto, L.A. Spielman; J.M. Innes, C.R. Ahrens; T. Ikegami, J. Kawaguchi; B.C. Bibb; P.J. Davis). Imagery (Contributors: A. Paivio; J.A. Slee; P.W. Sheehan; D.F. Marks). Hypnosis and Suggestibility (Contributors: F.J. Evans; S.M. Roche; R.A. Bryant; W.C. Coe, B.H. Basden, D.R. Basden, T. Fikes, G.J. Gargano, M. Webb; S. Kinoshita; K.M. McConkey; P.W. Sheehan; V.A. Gheorghiu, P. Netter, H.-J. Tichi; F.J. Evans). Cognitive Neuropsychology (Contributors: M. Coltheart; J.T.E. Richardson; D.G. Andrewes, D. Maude; A. Herlitz; S.M. Sokol, M. McCloskey, N.J. Cohen; H. Ellis). Author Index. Committees of the XXIV International Congress of Psychology. International Union of Psychological Science.