… of cognition, but we will try to broaden the notion of cognition attempting to enhance our
understanding of it. Etymologically, the word ‘cognition’ … We can say that cognition consists in the …

… chapter considers lessons of recent work on cognition forpresuppositions about the nature of
… already benefit from what research on cognition has resolved. The notion ofschema is a fair …

… “notion” is “cognition” though not all cognitions are notions. If … from “cognition” can also be
predicated from “notion,” though … on the commonalities of the human mind, brain, or cognition. …

… notion, based on current knowledge of brain function and connectivity, that parcelling the
brain into cognitive … also involved in cognition; second, brain regions viewed as 'cognitive' are …

… To begin our discussion, we thought it valuable to first revisit the notion of shared cognition,
… a direct impact on task performance. On the other hand, if we define shared cognition as …

… Or consider the difference between subject and object, a theme that ultimately developed
into my notions on constructivism. I am unhappy with this discrimination between objective and …

… on cognition. While attempting to be as inclusive as possible, the review focuses its examination
on the relationships between cognitive … that supports these notions is large and diverse. …

… Agonist tending toward rest now ceases impinging on this Agonist and allows it to come to
rest. Where the category of causing was seen to depend on a notion of either the start or the …

… They are not based on any unduly restrictive definition of the notion of … human cognition
which, on one hand, instantiates the same deep structure as the computational governor, and on …

… instructional and cognitive psychologists for … on thinking and learning introduced by the
situated cognition movement, led us to conceptualize this book and our introductory chapter on …