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"Anyone interested in cognitive architechture, or more broadly in the scientific study of mental processes, should read this book. It presents not only important progress in the development of a comprehensive and coherent account of a very broad range of cognitive phenomena, but also interesting ideas about how research in this area can be better organized to promote fruitful exchange of ideas." --Clayton Lewis |
Chapter 2. Knowledge Representation
Chapter 3. Performance
Chapter 4. Learning
Chapter 5. Visual Interface
Chapter 6. Action and Perception
Chapter 7. List Memory
Chapter 8. Choice
Chapter 9. Cognitive Arithmetic
Chapter 10. Analogy
Chapter 11. Doing Psychological Research
Chapter 12. Final Reflections