Definition of cognitive science in English:

cognitive science

noun

mass noun

The study of thought, learning, and mental organization, which draws on aspects of psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and computer modelling.
认知科学
Example sentencesExamples
- It is high time for clinicians to integrate the empirical findings of cognitive science with psychodynamic theory.
- Behaviorism, not cognitive science or psychology, offers a misleading account of what is inside the head.
- This area has been influenced by cognitive science and recent developments include an interest in cognitively tacit or unaware decision-making of various sorts.
- By incorporating the insights of cognitive science into the study of infant development, he has made remarkable progress in determining how humans learn.
- He is a recognized expert in linguistics and cognitive science, the study of the philosophy and psychology of the mind and intelligence.
- As a result, the Chinese Room argument has probably been the most widely discussed philosophical argument in cognitive science to appear in the in the past 25 years.
- His research is a serious scientific enterprise and it combines brain scan technology, cognitive science, and philosophical reasoning.
- These three authors represent, respectively, the fields of anthropology, cognitive science, and philosophy of biology.
- The failure of classical programming to match the flexibility and efficiency of human cognition is by their lights a symptom of the need for a new paradigm in cognitive science.
- How can we benefit from an understanding of cognitive science and evolutionary psychology?
- He is associate professor of psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience at the University of Arizona.
- His website has lots of good references and writings on interesting themes in cognitive science and philosophy of mind.
- Behavioural science and cognitive science also differ not only in how they do research but in what questions they want to answer.
- Yet there has been real overlap between philosophy and cognitive science in ontology.
- But the interdisciplinary field of cognitive science is relevant to philosophy in several ways.
- To a cognitive linguist, cognitive science is about how thinking and language interact.
- Her work spans anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy, and religious studies as well as linguistics.
- This kind of blending of psychological and philosophical issues is a familiar feature of the work of contemporary philosophers writing about cognitive science.
- A substantial and growing area of psychological research, cognitive science, knowingly and by design magnifies internal validity at the expense of external validity.
- He doesn't really offer any new groundbreaking or revolutionary theories about specific aspects of melancholy or any approach to cognitive science.

Derivatives

cognitive scientist

noun

A person who is studying or has expert knowledge of thought processes, learning, and mental organization.
traditionally, cognitive scientists have viewed the brain as a kind of complex information processing system
Example sentencesExamples
- The symposium examined how behavioral and cognitive scientists can contribute to policy-making.
- There is a widely held view amongst cognitive scientists and philosophers that the mind is like a algorithmic computer and the brain's vast neural network is the key to the mind's complexity.
- Basic behavioral and cognitive scientists are often situated in academic departments that value basic research more than applied research.

Definition of cognitive science in US English:

cognitive science

noun

The study of thought, learning, and mental organization, which draws on aspects of psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and computer modeling.
认知科学
Example sentencesExamples
- He is associate professor of psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience at the University of Arizona.
- His website has lots of good references and writings on interesting themes in cognitive science and philosophy of mind.
- As a result, the Chinese Room argument has probably been the most widely discussed philosophical argument in cognitive science to appear in the in the past 25 years.
- A substantial and growing area of psychological research, cognitive science, knowingly and by design magnifies internal validity at the expense of external validity.
- He doesn't really offer any new groundbreaking or revolutionary theories about specific aspects of melancholy or any approach to cognitive science.
- Her work spans anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy, and religious studies as well as linguistics.
- It is high time for clinicians to integrate the empirical findings of cognitive science with psychodynamic theory.
- By incorporating the insights of cognitive science into the study of infant development, he has made remarkable progress in determining how humans learn.
- His research is a serious scientific enterprise and it combines brain scan technology, cognitive science, and philosophical reasoning.
- Behaviorism, not cognitive science or psychology, offers a misleading account of what is inside the head.
- Behavioural science and cognitive science also differ not only in how they do research but in what questions they want to answer.
- Yet there has been real overlap between philosophy and cognitive science in ontology.
- How can we benefit from an understanding of cognitive science and evolutionary psychology?
- He is a recognized expert in linguistics and cognitive science, the study of the philosophy and psychology of the mind and intelligence.
- To a cognitive linguist, cognitive science is about how thinking and language interact.
- This kind of blending of psychological and philosophical issues is a familiar feature of the work of contemporary philosophers writing about cognitive science.
- This area has been influenced by cognitive science and recent developments include an interest in cognitively tacit or unaware decision-making of various sorts.
- But the interdisciplinary field of cognitive science is relevant to philosophy in several ways.
- These three authors represent, respectively, the fields of anthropology, cognitive science, and philosophy of biology.
- The failure of classical programming to match the flexibility and efficiency of human cognition is by their lights a symptom of the need for a new paradigm in cognitive science.

词汇	cognitive science
释义	Definition of cognitive science in English: cognitive science noun mass noun The study of thought, learning, and mental organization, which draws on aspects of psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and computer modelling. 认知科学 Example sentencesExamples It is high time for clinicians to integrate the empirical findings of cognitive science with psychodynamic theory. Behaviorism, not cognitive science or psychology, offers a misleading account of what is inside the head. This area has been influenced by cognitive science and recent developments include an interest in cognitively tacit or unaware decision-making of various sorts. By incorporating the insights of cognitive science into the study of infant development, he has made remarkable progress in determining how humans learn. He is a recognized expert in linguistics and cognitive science, the study of the philosophy and psychology of the mind and intelligence. As a result, the Chinese Room argument has probably been the most widely discussed philosophical argument in cognitive science to appear in the in the past 25 years. His research is a serious scientific enterprise and it combines brain scan technology, cognitive science, and philosophical reasoning. These three authors represent, respectively, the fields of anthropology, cognitive science, and philosophy of biology. The failure of classical programming to match the flexibility and efficiency of human cognition is by their lights a symptom of the need for a new paradigm in cognitive science. How can we benefit from an understanding of cognitive science and evolutionary psychology? He is associate professor of psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience at the University of Arizona. His website has lots of good references and writings on interesting themes in cognitive science and philosophy of mind. Behavioural science and cognitive science also differ not only in how they do research but in what questions they want to answer. Yet there has been real overlap between philosophy and cognitive science in ontology. But the interdisciplinary field of cognitive science is relevant to philosophy in several ways. To a cognitive linguist, cognitive science is about how thinking and language interact. Her work spans anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy, and religious studies as well as linguistics. This kind of blending of psychological and philosophical issues is a familiar feature of the work of contemporary philosophers writing about cognitive science. A substantial and growing area of psychological research, cognitive science, knowingly and by design magnifies internal validity at the expense of external validity. He doesn't really offer any new groundbreaking or revolutionary theories about specific aspects of melancholy or any approach to cognitive science. Derivatives cognitive scientist noun A person who is studying or has expert knowledge of thought processes, learning, and mental organization. traditionally, cognitive scientists have viewed the brain as a kind of complex information processing system Example sentencesExamples The symposium examined how behavioral and cognitive scientists can contribute to policy-making. There is a widely held view amongst cognitive scientists and philosophers that the mind is like a algorithmic computer and the brain's vast neural network is the key to the mind's complexity. Basic behavioral and cognitive scientists are often situated in academic departments that value basic research more than applied research. Definition of cognitive science in US English: cognitive science noun The study of thought, learning, and mental organization, which draws on aspects of psychology, linguistics, philosophy, and computer modeling. 认知科学 Example sentencesExamples He is associate professor of psychology, cognitive science and neuroscience at the University of Arizona. His website has lots of good references and writings on interesting themes in cognitive science and philosophy of mind. As a result, the Chinese Room argument has probably been the most widely discussed philosophical argument in cognitive science to appear in the in the past 25 years. A substantial and growing area of psychological research, cognitive science, knowingly and by design magnifies internal validity at the expense of external validity. He doesn't really offer any new groundbreaking or revolutionary theories about specific aspects of melancholy or any approach to cognitive science. Her work spans anthropology, psychology, cognitive science, philosophy, and religious studies as well as linguistics. It is high time for clinicians to integrate the empirical findings of cognitive science with psychodynamic theory. By incorporating the insights of cognitive science into the study of infant development, he has made remarkable progress in determining how humans learn. His research is a serious scientific enterprise and it combines brain scan technology, cognitive science, and philosophical reasoning. Behaviorism, not cognitive science or psychology, offers a misleading account of what is inside the head. Behavioural science and cognitive science also differ not only in how they do research but in what questions they want to answer. Yet there has been real overlap between philosophy and cognitive science in ontology. How can we benefit from an understanding of cognitive science and evolutionary psychology? He is a recognized expert in linguistics and cognitive science, the study of the philosophy and psychology of the mind and intelligence. To a cognitive linguist, cognitive science is about how thinking and language interact. This kind of blending of psychological and philosophical issues is a familiar feature of the work of contemporary philosophers writing about cognitive science. This area has been influenced by cognitive science and recent developments include an interest in cognitively tacit or unaware decision-making of various sorts. But the interdisciplinary field of cognitive science is relevant to philosophy in several ways. These three authors represent, respectively, the fields of anthropology, cognitive science, and philosophy of biology. The failure of classical programming to match the flexibility and efficiency of human cognition is by their lights a symptom of the need for a new paradigm in cognitive science.
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