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Title: Colin Klein
Processes and capacities in the study of cognitive control.
Cognition can be viewed as either a collection of ongoing processes or as a
set of contextually triggered capacities. There is a metaphysical
equivalence between the two, and many authors use the terms
interchangeably. I argue, though, that focus on either processes or
capacities introduces important methodological biases. I illustrate the
point through a discussion of the diversity of models of cognitive control
in humans.
When: Thu 16 Apr 2015 15:00 - 16:30 Eastern Time - Melbourne, Sydney
Calendar: Current Projects
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* Kristie Miller- creator
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