Topics in Cognitive Science, Volume 3

Volume 3, Number 1, January 2011

Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 1 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 1 of topiCS. 1-2

Editor's Introduction: Computational Methods to Extract Meaning From Text and Advance Theories of Human Cognition

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  Danielle S. McNamara:
  Computational Methods to Extract Meaning From Text and Advance Theories of Human Cognition. 3-17

Articles

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  Mark Steyvers, Padhraic Smyth, Chaitanya Chemudugunta:
  Combining Background Knowledge and Learned Topics. 18-47
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  Marc W. Howard, Karthik H. Shankar, Udaya K. K. Jagadisan:
  Constructing Semantic Representations From a Gradually Changing Representation of Temporal Context. 48-73
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  Geoffrey E. Hinton, Ruslan Salakhutdinov:
  Discovering Binary Codes for Documents by Learning Deep Generative Models. 74-91

Best of Papers From Cognitive Science Conferences

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  Benjamin Stone, Simon Dennis, Peter J. Kwantes:
  Comparing Methods for Single Paragraph Similarity Analysis. 92-122
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  Christian P. Janssen, Duncan P. Brumby, John Dowell, Nick Chater, Andrew Howes:
  Identifying Optimum Performance Trade-Offs Using a Cognitively Bounded Rational Analysis Model of Discretionary Task Interleaving. 123-139
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  Daniel Rasmussen, Chris Eliasmith:
  A Neural Model of Rule Generation in Inductive Reasoning. 140-153
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  Leonghwee Teo, Bonnie E. John:
  The Evolution of a Goal-Directed Exploration Model: Effects of Information Scent and GoBack Utility on Successful Exploration. 154-165
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  Eldad Yechiam, Eyal Ert:
  Risk Attitude in Decision Making: In Search of Trait-Like Constructs. 166-186
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  Benjamin E. Hilbig, Tobias Richter:
  Homo heuristicus Outnumbered: Comment on Gigerenzer and Brighton (2009). 187-196
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  Henry Brighton, Gerd Gigerenzer:
  Towards Competitive Instead of Biased Testing of Heuristics: A Reply to Hilbig and Richter (2011). 197-205

Volume 3, Number 2, April 2011

Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 2 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 2 of topiCS. 207

Editor's Introduction: Complementary Perspectives on Cognitive Control

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  Richard P. Cooper:
  Complementary Perspectives on Cognitive Control. 208-211

Articles

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  J. Bruce Morton, Fredrick Ezekiel, Heather A. Wilk:
  Cognitive Control: Easy to Identify But Hard to Define. 212-216
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  David Badre:
  Defining an Ontology of Cognitive Control Requires Attention to Component Interactions. 217-221
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  Carrie Figdor:
  Semantics and Metaphysics in Informatics: Toward an Ontology of Tasks. 222-226
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  Dario D. Salvucci, Niels A. Taatgen:
  Toward a Unified View of Cognitive Control. 227-230
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  Thomas T. Hills:
  The Evolutionary Origins of Cognitive Control. 231-237
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  Matt J. Rossano:
  Cognitive Control: Social Evolution and Emotional Regulation. 238-241
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  Ion Juvina:
  Cognitive Control: Componential and Yet Emergent. 242-246
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  Eddy J. Davelaar:
  Processes Versus Representations: Cognitive Control as Emergent, Yet Componential. 247-252
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  Evangelia G. Chrysikou, Jared M. Novick, John C. Trueswell, Sharon L. Thompson-Schill:
  The Other Side of Cognitive Control: Can a Lack of Cognitive Control Benefit Language and Cognition? 253-256
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  Warren Mansell:
  Control of Perception Should be Operationalized as a Fundamental Property of the Nervous System. 257-261
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  Robert Eamon Briscoe:
  The Elusive Experience of Agency. 262-267
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  Myrto I. Mylopoulos:
  Why Reject a Sensory Imagery Theory of Control Consciousness? 268-272

Topic Continuation: Computational Methods to Extract Meaning from Text and Advance Theories of Human Cognition

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  Max M. Louwerse:
  Symbol Interdependency in Symbolic and Embodied Cognition. 273-302
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  Brian Riordan, Michael N. Jones:
  Redundancy in Perceptual and Linguistic Experience: Comparing Feature-Based and Distributional Models of Semantic Representation. 303-345
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  Walter Kintsch, Praful Mangalath:
  The Construction of Meaning. 346-370
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  Arthur C. Graesser, Danielle S. McNamara:
  Computational Analyses of Multilevel Discourse Comprehension. 371-398

Topic Continuation: Philosophy in and Philosophy of Cognitive Science

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  Jonathan Trigg, Michael L. Kalish:
  Explaining How the Mind Works: On the Relation Between Cognitive Science and Philosophy. 399-424
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  Nigel Stepp, Anthony Chemero, Michael T. Turvey:
  Philosophy for the Rest of Cognitive Science. 425-437
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  David M. Kaplan, William Bechtel:
  Dynamical Models: An Alternative or Complement to Mechanistic Explanations? 438-444

Volume 3, Number 3, July 2011

Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 3 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 3 of topiCS. 445

Editor's Introduction: The Cognitive Science of Visual-Spatial Displays: Implications for Design

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  Mary Hegarty:
  The Cognitive Science of Visual-Spatial Displays: Implications for Design. 446-474

Articles

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  Peter C.-H. Cheng:
  Probably Good Diagrams for Learning: Representational Epistemic Recodification of Probability Theory. 475-498
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  Barbara Tversky:
  Visualizing Thought. 499-535
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  Laura R. Novick, Courtney K. Shade, Kefyn M. Catley:
  Linear Versus Branching Depictions of Evolutionary History: Implications for Diagram Design. 536-559
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  Priti Shah, Eric G. Freedman:
  Bar and Line Graph Comprehension: An Interaction of Top-Down and Bottom-Up Processes. 560-578
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  Harvey S. Smallman, Maia B. Cook:
  Naïve Realism: Folk Fallacies in the Design and Use of Visual Displays. 579-608
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  Brian D. Fisher, Tera Marie Green, Richard Arias-Hernández:
  Visual Analytics as a Translational Cognitive Science. 609-625

Volume 3, Number 4, October 2011

Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 4 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 3, Issue 4 of topiCS. 627

Editor's Introduction: Modeling Spatial Cognition

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  Glenn Gunzelmann:
  Introduction to the Topic on Modeling Spatial Cognition. 628-631

Articles

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  Madeleine Keehner:
  Spatial Cognition Through the Keyhole: How Studying a Real-World Domain Can Inform Basic Science - and Vice Versa. 632-647
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  Kenneth D. Forbus, Jeffrey M. Usher, Andrew M. Lovett, Kate Lockwood, Jon Wetzel:
  CogSketch: Sketch Understanding for Cognitive Science Research and for Education. 648-666
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  Yunfeng Li, Zygmunt Pizlo:
  Depth Cues Versus the Simplicity Principle in 3D Shape Perception. 667-685
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  J. Gregory Trafton, Anthony M. Harrison:
  Embodied Spatial Cognition. 686-706
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  Wai K. Yeap:
  How Albot₀ Finds Its Way Home: A Novel Approach to Cognitive Mapping Using Robots. 707-721
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  Alexander Klippel:
  Movement Choremes: Bridging Cognitive Understanding and Formal Characterizations of Movement Patterns. 722-740
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  Glenn Gunzelmann, Don R. Lyon:
  Representations and Processes of Human Spatial Competence. 741-759
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  Balakrishnan Chandrasekaran, Bonny Banerjee, Unmesh Kurup, Omkar Lele:
  Augmenting Cognitive Architectures to Support Diagrammatic Imagination. 760-777
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  Holger Schultheis, Thomas Barkowsky:
  Casimir: An Architecture for Mental Spatial Knowledge Processing. 778-795
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  Scott D. Lathrop, Samuel Wintermute, John E. Laird:
  Exploring the Functional Advantages of Spatial and Visual Cognition From an Architectural Perspective. 796-818