Call number:
PIK F 111-14-0034
Description / Table of Contents:
Contents: 1 Six Reasons for Invoking Evolution in Decision Theory ; Biological and Cognitive Prerequisites ; 2 Putting Mechanisms into Behavioral Ecology ; 3 Machinery of Cognition ; 4 Building Blocks of Human Decision Making ; 5 Error Management ; 6 Neuroethology of Decision Making ; 7 Decision Making: What Can Evolution Do for Us? ; Robustness in a Variable Environment ; 8 Robustness in Biological and Social Systems ; 9 Robust Neural Decision Making ; 10 Advantages of Cognitive Limitations ; 11 Modularity and Decision Making ; 12 Robustness in a Variable Environment ; Variation in Decision Making ; 13 Biological Analogs of Personality ; 14 Sources of Variation within the Individual ; 15 Variation in Decision Making ; Evolutionary Perspectives on Social Cognition ; 16 The Cognitive Underpinnings of Social Behavior: Selectivity in Social Cognition ; 17 Early Social Cognition: How Psychological Mechanisms Can Inform Models of Decision Making ; 18 Who Cares? Other-Regarding Concerns - Decisions with Feeling ; 19 Learning, Cognitive Limitations, and the Modeling of Social Behavior ; 20 Evolutionary Perspectives on Social Cognition
Type of Medium:
Monograph available for loan
Pages:
XI, 434 S. : Ill., graph. Darst.
ISBN:
9780262018081
Series Statement:
Strüngmann Forum reports
Location:
A 18 - must be ordered
Branch Library:
PIK Library
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