Mental Models and Consciousness.¶
Johnson-Laird, P. (2010). Mental Models and Consciousness. Journal of Cognitive Psychology, 22(4), 418-442.
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- Mental Model
- Mental models are foundational to cognitive science, human-computer interaction, and systems thinking because they are the primary means by which bounded reasoners anticipate behavior, plan actions, and reason about complex systems without exhaustive computation.
This sourceModern review and extension of mental models theory to consciousness and imagination.
- Mental models are foundational to cognitive science, human-computer interaction, and systems thinking because they are the primary means by which bounded reasoners anticipate behavior, plan actions, and reason about complex systems without exhaustive computation.
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