... extended phenotype individualism cultural evolution biological evolution group cognition sensorimotor coordination mindreading mindshaping thinging niche construction extended phenotype distributed cognition The four chapters in this section explore from different angles how approaching...

.... Some recent work in the philosophy of social action, on collective intention and group cognition, and on what has been helpfully called a ‘plural subject’, is brought together in this chapter with a close listening to the Stan Getz Quartet’s performance of the classic standard ‘On Green Dolphin Street...

...This chapter provides an overview of the content of the present volume, beginning with some background assumptions about the importance of social groups and the influence of culture on group identity, group cognition, and group processes. The mutual relationship between culture and group process...

... cognition Dunne J D Tomasello M A Natural History of Human Thinking Chalmers D Clark A Coan J computer supported cooperative learning distributed cognition extended cognition Gallagher S group cognition Hutchins E socially distributed cognition Stahl G Buddhist epistemology individual...

...) discussion of quantity estimation tasks. The review leads to three broad conclusions. Perhaps most important is that across all the types of tasks discussed here, group cognition seems to depend more on collective information search and distribution than on individual information processing. Consistent...

... Gureckis T Socially manifested psychological traits Assembly bonus Group decision-making Collective information-sampling Group rationality Discursive dilemma Distributed cognition Extended mind thesis Group cognition Hidden profile Judgment aggregation In recent years, philosophical developments...

...Virtually all appellate courts use groups of judges to decide cases. Accordingly, small group theory is a useful perspective for investigating appellate court decision making. In particular, scholarship about group cognition can help make sense of when we can expect judges to rely on legal (e.g...

... behavior. Finally, it sketches some of the areas of new research that it supports, including group cognition and artificial intelligence. In his discussion of the Manifest and Scientific Images, Sellars ( 1963/1991 : 4) considers the task of the philosopher as follows: The philosopher is confronted...

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