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ICCM Symposium on Cognitive Modeling of Processes "Beyond Rational"

William G. Kennedy, Frank E. Ritter, Christian Lebière, Ion Juvina, Alessandro Oltramari, Jonathan Gratch, Richard M. Young

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Computational cognitive modeling is normally thought of as rational cognition. However, there are human behaviors that do not appear to be driven by rational cognition. The other, “beyond rational ” cognition is also appropriate for computational models of cognition. The panel will discuss their efforts at modeling this form of cognition.

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Computational cognitive modeling is normally thought of as rational cognition. However, there are human behaviors that do not appear to be driven by rational cognition. The other, “beyond rational ” cognition is also appropriate for computational models of cognition. The panel will discuss their efforts at modeling this form of cognition.

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Computational cognitive modeling is normally thought of as rational cognition. However, there are human behaviors that do not appear to be driven by rational cognition. The other, “beyond rational ” cognition is also appropriate for computational models of cognition. The panel will discuss their efforts at modeling this form of cognition.

Key concepts: Cognition, Computer science, Cognitive science, Psychology, Neuroscience

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