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Mind, Brain, Behavior

MARTIN J. CARRIER, Jürgen Mittelstraß

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Applying models usually employed for the philosophical interpretation of theories in the natural sciences to psychological theories, this investigates the adequacy and implications of cognitive science, and the relation between the mental states assumed in scientific and in folk psychology.

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Applying models usually employed for the philosophical interpretation of theories in the natural sciences to psychological theories, this investigates the adequacy and implications of cognitive science, and the relation between the mental states assumed in scientific and in folk psychology.

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Applying models usually employed for the philosophical interpretation of theories in the natural sciences to psychological theories, this investigates the adequacy and implications of cognitive science, and the relation between the mental states assumed in scientific and in folk psychology.

Key concepts: Folk psychology, Interpretation (philosophy), Relation (database), Epistemology, Psychology, Natural science, Natural (archaeology), Psychological science

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