Interdisciplinary cognitive behavior scale

Cognitive Science Association for Interdisciplinary Learning

s Friday Special Symposium: Beyond the Perception/Action Dissociation Dissociations and interactions of two visual processing-streams in sensori-motor control The dissociation of visual processing for sensori-motor control (the dorsal stream) and for conscious perception and cognitive processing (the ventral stream) has emerged as one of the important concepts in contemporary cognitive neurosci...

-^^51^%. Variety Seeking Behavior: an Interdisciplinary Review*

In an attempt to organize the research findings that pertain to the various phenomena which have been termed "variety seeking" we offer a taxonomy of varied behavior. Within that framework the literature is reviewed. Seemingly disparate research traditions; one of which viewed the phenomenon as inexplicable, the other of which attempted explanation; are shown to be converging.

Summary Cognitive Science Ph.D. Program, Institute of Interdisciplinary Studies,

We outline the notion of trust and two formal models developed to solve the trust problem in multi-agent systems. The limitations of these models, and their similarities with classical AI models (which stress centrally-stored representations of the world) are examined. We then consider trust as a Distributed Cognition problem, and suggest an agent design framework, inspired by Distributed Cogni...

Reuse of designs: Desperately seeking an interdisciplinary cognitive approach

This text analyses the papers accepted for the workshop "Reuse of designs: an interdisciplinary cognitive approach" (Visser, 1993). Several dimensions and questions considered as important (by the authors and/or by us) are addressed: What about the "interdisciplinary cognitive" character of the approaches adopted by the authors? Is design indeed a domain where the use of CBR is particularly sui...

Nineteenth Annual Meeting Cognitive Science Association for Interdisciplinary Learning