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R. Douglas Whitman

John Wiley & Sons,

xix, 603 p.: ill. (some col.)

Machine generated contents note:ch. 1Introduction to Cognitive Psychology --What Is Cognitive Psychology? --The Innate Mind and Acquired Mind: The Rationalist and Empiricist Traditions --The Middle Ages --The Continuing Debate: Descartesʹ Mind as Rational and Lockeʹs Mind as Empirical --Rene Descartes (1596-1650) and the Innate Mind --John Locke (1632-1704) and the Blank Slate --Mind as Associations --Mind as Brain: Neurology, Phrenology, and Neuropsychology --Mind as a Network: From Neurons to Assemblies of Neurons --The Mind as Structure --Mind as Holistic: Gestalt Psychology --Mind as Functional: Evolution and the Adaptive Mind --The Adaptive Mind: Logical Positivism and Behaviorism --Mind as Rational: Psycholinguistics --Mind as an Information Processor: The World Wars and the Development of Intellectual Testing, Information Processing, and Neuropsychology --Mind as Computational: Computers, Problem Solving, and Artificial Intelligence --What Is Mental Representation? --Neuropsychology and Cognitive Neuroscience Inferring Neural Organization Using Cognitive Tasks --Measuring Brain Activity While Performing Cognitive Tasks --The Breakdown of Cognitive Function --Caution Regarding Cli

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2011

9780471715665 ,

Includes bibliographical references (p. 555-579) and indexes.

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