Discussion on the Claim That the Human Mind is a Computational Process Device

George Varvatsoulias

Abstract


In this theoretical paper, there will be offered a short introduction to the various discussions around the claim that the human mind operates in terms of computational processes. A number of proponents who have discussed such a theory feature this assignment. Their ideas are presented, discussed and interrelated to the general discipline of cognitive psychology, where much of that claim has been and is being put under scrutiny. The main objective of this paper is to provide a concise understanding on the above thesis, which by the use of an extensive literature could be further explored both by students of human cognition as well as researchers who would like a presentation to the topic on the basis of some foundational elements regarding the mind's ability to operate as a computing metaphor.


Keywords


mind; computational process; computational modeling networks and systems

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.5964/psyct.v7i2.109


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ISSN: 2193-7281
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