… A great deal of experimental research in cognitive psychology has been concerned with …
Another reason for the applicative poverty of cognitive psychology is that the theories we have …

… on the cognitive stance of the reader. We have not seen the DST elsewhere in the cognitive
psychology literature, but there are near analogues. Many studies in psychology attempt to …

… data of cognitive psychology. Further, it coherently explains aspects of the data that have
heretofore not been adequately addressed by currently applicable theoretical perspectives. …

… in cognitive science and philosophy of mind over the last twenty years or so and applies them
specifically to the field of affective science. … as they appear in affective science that, I think, …

… are available to modern cognitive psychologists and neuroscientists, such … cognition, the
psychological adaptations can also be described at the level of the nervous system. Cognitive …

… for anthropologists and psychologists alike. Both cognitive psychology and cultural anthropology
… Since Barfiett's classic work on memory, psychologists have taken the Kantian notion of …

… We will present evidence that these metaphors are essential to the cognitive psychology
of attention. They define entire research programs, circumscribing which attentional …

… cognitive psychology—supposedly because behaviorist stimulus → reaction psychology
missed individual cognitive … Despite that not only modern mainstream cognitive psychologists, …

… The same account is explicitly stated or implicitly assumed throughout much recent work
in philosophy of mind, cognitive science, developmental psychology and several other …

… theory of mind” is that there are. In particular, for adults at least, social cognition is founded
on an understanding of ourselves and others in terms of our inner mental, psychological states…