Titlebook: Cognition Beyond the Brain; Computation, Interac Stephen J. Cowley,Frédéric Vallée-Tourangeau Book 2017Latest edition Springer Internationa

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-94481-8anation—external representations save internal memory and computation—is only part of the story. I discuss seven ways external representations enhance cognitive power: they change the cost structure of the inferential landscape; they provide a structure that can serve as a shareable object of though

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Ute Mielow-Weidmann,Paul Weidmannexternal environment. In examining the influence of external cues on problem solving we have been heavily influenced by Kirsh’s (The Cambridge handbook of situated cognition, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge, 2009) “theory of hints”. We extend this theory to include hints that derive from the c

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Sekretion und Exkretion bei Pflanzenraise important questions for sociocognitive science. In humans, we argue, agency does not centre on individual agents. Cognitive, social and linguistic outcomes depend on skills in moving in and out of aggregates that bind people, artifacts, language and institutions. While recognising the value of

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W. R. Fischer,S. Reinhold,B. Zürn The simplest such situation is that where a decision-maker seeks the recommendations of experts. Because experts may have vested interests in the consequences of their recommendations, decision-makers usually seek the advice of experts they trust. Trust, however, is a commodity that is usually buil

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