Cognitive Psychology In Question

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New York: St Martin's Press (1987)
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Cognitive interbehaviour.Noel W. Smith
Introduction: In place of cognitivism.  (pages 1--16)A. Still & A. Costall
Cognitive psychology,“Taylorism”, and the manufacture of unemployment.  (pages 44--54)John Shotter
''Some AI people have recently become fond of describing their discipline as' experimental epistemology'. This unfortunate term should make a philosopher's blood boil, but if AI called itself thought-experimental epistemology (or even better: G «fa/j/; efl-experimental epistemology) philosophers ought to be reassured.(Dennett, 1978, p. 117). [REVIEW]  (pages 55)Anthony Palmer
Cognitivism and computer simulation.  (pages 55--69)Anthony Palmer
Classification as an activity.  (pages 70)Michael T. Ghiselin
Classification as an evolutionary problem.  (pages 70--86)M. Ghiselin
Why do things look as they do? The implications of JJ Gibson's The ecological approach to visual perception.  (pages 90--114)Edward S. Reed
Perception and language: Towards a complete ecological psychology.  (pages 128--141)William Noble
10 James Gibson's Ecological Approach to Cognition Edward S. Reed.  (pages 142)Edward S. Reed
Tolman's perception.  (pages 176--193)Arthur Still
Humans as computer processors?  (pages 194)Noel W. Smith
The false phenomenological psychology.  (pages 234)Neil Bolton
The programme of phenomenology.  (pages 234--254)Neil Bolton
On not-doing and on trying and failing.  (pages 493--501)Don Mixon

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