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Behavior, the control of perception

William T. Powers

1981

Understanding cognitive science

Michael Robert William Dawson

1998

Anxiety

Michael W. Eysenck

1992

Handbook of the aging brain

D. Stephen Snyder

1998

Parallel distributed processing

David E. Rumelhart

1986

The society of mind

Marvin Minsky

1986 ★ 3.8

Rules of the Mind

John Robert Anderson

1993

Microcognition

Clark, Andy

1989

Cognitive neuroscience

Gazzaniga, Michael S., George R. Mangun, Richard B. Ivry

2000

Information in the brain

Ira B. Black

1994

Cognitive aspects of religious symbolism

Pascal Boyer

1993

The smoking puzzle

Frank A. Sloan

2003

Reasoning processes in humans and computers

Morton Wagman

2003

Why we read fiction

Lisa Zunshine

2006

The emotion machine

Marvin Minsky, Mercedes García Garmilla

2006

Handbook of Cognitive Neuropsychology

Rapp

2001

Envisioning Information

Edward R. Tufte

1990 ★ 4.1

The Human Brain

Susan A. Greenfield

1998

Human information processing

Peter H. Lindsay

1972

Visual information processing

Kathryn T. Spoehr

1982

Thinking and Problem Solving (Handbook Of Perception And Cognition)

Robert J. Sternberg

1994

Developmental and Educational Psychology

David J. Whittaker

1999

Stereotypes and social cognition

Jacques Philippe Leyens

1994

Contemporary developments in mathematical psychology

David H. Krantz

1974

An Anatomy of Thought

Ian Glynn

1999

Interaction of media, cognition, and learning

Gavriel Salomon

1994

Language processing

S. C. Garrod

1999

Cognitive neuroscience

Gazzaniga, Michael S., George R. Mangun, Michael S Gazzaniga et al.

2002

How the brain works

Leslie A. Hart

1975

How the Mind Works

3, Mel Foster, Steven Pinker

1997 ★ 4.0

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