Part I: Cognitive Psychology. Introduction. Mental Mode ls, Sentential Reasoning, and Illusory Inferences. (P.N. Johnson-Laird). Interaction of Knowledge and Working Memory in Reasoning about Relation s. (A. Vandierendonck, V. Dierckx, H. Van der Beken). Mental Models in L earning Situations.
(N.M. Seel). Part II: Cognitiv e Neuroscience.
Introduction. Resolving Valid Mult iple Model Inferences Activates a Left Hemisphere Network.
(R.L. Waechter, V. Goel). A Neuro-Cognitive Theory of Relational Reason ing with Mental Models and Visual Images. (M. Knauff). Part III: Perception, Emotion, and Language. Introduction. Pictures, Per ception, and Mental Models. (K. Rehkamper). Emotion, Decision, and Menta l Models. (M. Pauen). Language Processing: Construction of Mental Models or More? (B. Hemforth, L. Konieczny). Part IV: Philosophy of Mi nd. Introduction. Visual Imagery, Mental Models, and Reasoning. (V. Gottschling). Mental Models as Objectual Representations. (C. Held) .
The Perceptual Nature of Mental Models. (G. Vosgerau). I
(N.M. Seel). Part II: Cognitiv e Neuroscience.
Introduction. Resolving Valid Mult iple Model Inferences Activates a Left Hemisphere Network.
(R.L. Waechter, V. Goel). A Neuro-Cognitive Theory of Relational Reason ing with Mental Models and Visual Images. (M. Knauff). Part III: Perception, Emotion, and Language. Introduction. Pictures, Per ception, and Mental Models. (K. Rehkamper). Emotion, Decision, and Menta l Models. (M. Pauen). Language Processing: Construction of Mental Models or More? (B. Hemforth, L. Konieczny). Part IV: Philosophy of Mi nd. Introduction. Visual Imagery, Mental Models, and Reasoning. (V. Gottschling). Mental Models as Objectual Representations. (C. Held) .
The Perceptual Nature of Mental Models. (G. Vosgerau). I
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