In the 'stag hunt' game, for example, agents with limited depth-of-thought but equipped with 'prosocial' preferences make decisions equivalent to having greater depth-of-thought but no social biases (Yoshida, Dolan, & Friston, 2008).
The cognitive-deficit part of this would be analogous to the way that play can shift from cooperative to non-cooperative under the influence of reduced depth-of-thought (Yoshida et al., 2008).
Our framework extends classical models (Camerer, 2003; Ray et al., 2008) that lack flexible, computationally functional self-representations. Let us consider agents who think about alternative future scenarios to a limited depth-of-thought ('one, two steps …') and then consider how they and their partners would 'come across' in the long term ('… infinity').
What possible depth of thought can be associated with such fast replies?
Novel reading and novel writing require a depth of thought that our digital culture sometimes feels engineered to deny.
With a minimum of gestural expression and an evident depth of thought, she delivers some heart-stopping moments of erudite whimsy that masks abysses of hidden vulnerability.
Taking artful liberties, "he creates a seamlessly engrossing film that does full justice to its depth of thought and feeling," Janet Maslin wrote in The New York Times.
It also conveys a depth of thought and feeling that seems unavailable to most of what's in New York galleries right now.
If you only saw his music on paper, you'd say it was not like anything any of his forerunners wrote because it has a depth of thought that doesn't exist in earlier jazz or ragtime.
If we don't think the standardised tests are valuable (and I would argue that a lot of history tests aren't – they're way too focused on content and not enough on analysis, argument and depth of thought) then we shouldn't be doing this.
Listening President Peres speak during the bloggers session and throughout the conference, I was struck by his depth of thought and universality.
