advanced reasoning research methods
belief
Belief Bias
bias
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cognitive psychology
conditional reasoning
Deontic Conditionals
Deontic Reasoning
Deontic Task
dual process theory
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Equilibrium Point
evolutionary cognition
Heuristic Analytic Theory
Indicative Conditional
Interdependent Decision Makers
Matching Bias
Material Conditional
mental
Mental Logic Theory
Mental Model
Mental Model Theory Of Reasoning
Mental Models
mental models theory
model
models
modus
Modus Ponens
Ordinary Conditional
Player II
Popper's Philosophy
Popper’s Philosophy
Pragmatic Reasoning Schema
Reasoning Processes
selection
Selection Task
social judgement analysis
task
theorists
Van Lambalgen
Vice Versa
Wason Selection Task
wasons
Product details
- ISBN 9780415654012
- Weight: 720g
- Dimensions: 138 x 216mm
- Publication Date: 16 Oct 2013
- Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
- Publication City/Country: GB
- Product Form: Paperback
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This collection brings together a set of specially commissioned chapters from leading international researchers in the psychology of reasoning. Its purpose is to explore the historical, philosophical and theoretical implications of the development of this field. Taking the unusual approach of engaging not only with empirical data but also with the ideas and concepts underpinning the psychology of reasoning, this volume has important implications both for psychologists and other students of cognition, including philosophers. Sub-fields covered include mental logic, mental models, rational analysis, social judgement theory, game theory and evolutionary theory. There are also specific chapters dedicated to the history of syllogistic reasoning, the psychology of reasoning as it operates in scientific theory and practice, Brunswickian approaches to reasoning and task environments, and the implications of Popper's philosophy for models of behaviour testing. This cross-disciplinary dialogue and the range of material covered makes this an invaluable reference for students and researchers into the psychology and philosophy of reasoning.
Ken Manktelow is Professor of Psychology at the University of Wolverhampton.
Man Chung is Principal Lecturer in the Department of Psychology at the University of Plymouth. He has written several chapters and articles on the History and Philosophy of Psychology.
