Sentence examples for cognitive view from inspiring English sources

The cognitive view on deception proposes that lying comes with a cognitive cost.

The planners were, above all, rationalists, committed to a cognitive view of the world that allows no space for human frailties, greed, corruption, or mere inadequacy.

Back in the social sciences, there are studies to support our sense of such differences — not in cognitive view but in cultural flavor.

The cognitive view has become a considerable perspective in describing and explaining strategic processes and significant advances have been provided especially in the last decade.

This claim does not rely on a cognitive view of morality.

Firstly, we take the cognitive view of meaning, which states that the meaning of a word is a mental entity (Gärdenfors 2004): a concept.

Rupert (2009b), for example, has recently argued against both embodied and extended cognition in part by making a positive case for what he calls the cognitive systems view of the boundaries of cognition, and that this view suggests, together with our best empirical science, that cognition begins and ends in the brain.

This perspective could result in a "cognitive deficit" view of students' knowledge: one that emphasized what students could not do or did not know in science (Hogan and Maglienti, 2001).

Decety, J. & Sommerville, J. A. Shared representations between self and other: a social cognitive neuroscience view.

Accordingly, many cognitive scientists view consciousness as the end-product of cognitive functioning -- "the froth on the wave", as John Searle puts it (not that he believes this himself).

Introducing basic distinctions in philosophy of mind for characterizing the mental, Perrier discusses differences in how commonsense and cognitive psychology view the mind.