Category:Cognition
Here is a list of articles in the Cognition category of the Computing portal that unifies foundations of mathematics and computations using computers.
Cognition is "the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experience, and the senses". It encompasses processes such as knowledge, attention, memory and working memory, judgment and evaluation, reasoning and "computation", problem solving and decision making, comprehension and production of language. Human cognition is conscious and unconscious, concrete or abstract, as well as intuitive (like knowledge of a language) and conceptual (like a model of a language). Cognitive processes use existing knowledge and generate new knowledge.
Subcategories
This category has the following 12 subcategories, out of 12 total.
Pages in category "Cognition"
The following 182 pages are in this category, out of 182 total.
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- Categorization
- Philosophy:Cognitive categorization
- Philosophy:Certainty
- Philosophy:Cognitive bias
- Philosophy:Cognitive city
- Medicine:Cognitive deficit
- Philosophy:Cognitive dissonance
- Cognitive ergonomics
- Cognitive holding power
- Medicine:Cognitive impairment
- Philosophy:Cognitive load
- Cognitive miser
- Philosophy:Cognitive psychology
- Philosophy:Cognitive Research Trust
- Cognitive shifting
- Philosophy:Cognitive shuffle
- Philosophy:Cognitive skill
- Philosophy:Cognitive style
- Philosophy:Cognitive styles analysis
- Philosophy:Cognitive synonymy
- Philosophy:Comparative cognition
- Complex event processing
- Computational thinking
- Philosophy:Concept-driven strategy
- Philosophy:Conceptual space
- Congruence bias
- Philosophy:Contrast effect
- Countersignaling
- Covert facial recognition
- Philosophy:Creativity
- Cue validity
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- East Pole–West Pole divide
- Philosophy:Ecstasy (emotion)
- Philosophy:Eidetic memory
- Philosophy:Enclothed cognition
- Philosophy:Epistemic privilege
- État second
- Event stream processing
- Philosophy:Evolution of Cognition
- Philosophy:Evolution of cognition
- Philosophy:Executive functions
- Philosophy:Experimental language
- Exploration-exploitation dilemma
- Exploration–exploitation dilemma
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- Philosophy:Idea
- Philosophy:Idea networking
- Philosophy:Ideasthesia
- Ideation (creative process)
- Philosophy:IKEA effect
- Illusory truth effect
- Imagination
- Philosophy:Infinity Walk
- Philosophy:Information integration theory
- Philosophy:Inhibitory control
- Organization:The Institute for Cultural Research
- Philosophy:Intellectual humility
- Philosophy:Intentionality
- Interindividual differences in perception
- Organization:International Social Cognition Network
- Philosophy:Interobject
- Philosophy:Introspection
- Medicine:Intrusive thought
- Philosophy:Intuition
- Philosophy:Intuition and decision-making
- Philosophy:Ironic process theory
- Is Google Making Us Stupid?
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- Philosophy:Meaning
- Philosophy:Mental activity
- Physics:Mental chronometry
- Philosophy:Mind
- Philosophy:Mind–body problem
- Model of hierarchical complexity
- Models of consciousness
- Biography:Mol*
- Philosophy:Monotropism
- Philosophy:Motion perception
- Philosophy:Motivational salience
- Philosophy:Motor learning
- Philosophy:Motor planning
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- Philosophy:Paradigm shift
- Parallel thinking
- Philosophy:Pattern recognition (psychology)
- Philosophy:Pavlovian-instrumental transfer
- Philosophy:Perspective-taking
- Philosophy:Mind in eastern philosophy
- Philosophy:Philosophy of mind
- Philosophy:Pre-attentive processing
- Philosophy:Predication
- Pretext
- Philosophy:Privileged access
- Philosophy:Problem of universals
- Philosophy:Proportionality bias
- Psychology of programming
- Philosophy:Psychology of reasoning
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- Santiago theory of cognition
- Philosophy:Sensory processing
- Philosophy:Sex differences in cognition
- Philosophy:Situation awareness
- Philosophy:Social cognition
- Philosophy:Social cognitive theory
- Philosophy:Social thinking
- Philosophy:Spatial cognition
- Philosophy:Speech perception
- State (computer science)
- Structural functionalism