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The 17 pages that link to Cognitive science, each with the reason it gives.

• Cognitive psychologyNarrower topic: It places psychological research within a wider study of cognition.

• Moral psychologyNarrower topic: Moral psychology draws on methods and theories for explaining mental processes.

• Cognitive linguisticsNarrower topic: Cognitive linguistics is a language-focused program within the broader study of cognition.

• Cognitive neuroscienceNarrower topic: Cognitive neuroscience is one branch of this broader study of the mind.

• Eliminative materialismNarrower topic: It provides the candidate scientific framework that could replace ordinary psychological explanations.

• Herbert A. SimonNarrower topic: Simon’s computational models linked theories of human thought with programs that could perform tasks.

• PsychologismNarrower topic: Modern research on reasoning renews questions about how psychological findings relate to logical standards.

• Marvin MinskyNarrower topic: Minsky’s computational theories of mind helped connect artificial intelligence with broader studies of cognition.

• Jerry FodorNarrower topic: His philosophical theories addressed central questions shared across this research field.

• Douglas HofstadterNarrower topic: Hofstadter’s work helped popularize broad, interdisciplinary approaches to cognition.

• George Armitage MillerNarrower topic: Miller helped foster the cross-disciplinary movement that grew into this field.

• Ray JackendoffNarrower topic: Jackendoff’s research connects linguistic structure with broader theories of mental representation.