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Chapter 4 by Kathleen Mastrian and Dee McGonigle

Chapter 4 by Kathleen Mastrian and Dee McGonigle. Introduction to Cognitive Science. Objectives. Describe cognitive science. Assess how our minds process and generate information and knowledge. Explore cognitive informatics.

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Chapter 4 by Kathleen Mastrian and Dee McGonigle

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  1. Chapter 4byKathleen Mastrian and Dee McGonigle Introduction to Cognitive Science

  2. Objectives • Describe cognitive science. • Assess how our minds process and generate information and knowledge. • Explore cognitive informatics. • Examine artificial intelligence (AI) and its relationship to cognitive science and computer science.

  3. Key Terms Defined • Artificial intelligence • Brain • Cognitive Informatics • Cognitive Science • Computer Science

  4. Key Terms Defined • Decision Making • Empiricism • Epistemology • Intelligence • Intuition

  5. Key Terms Defined • Knowledge • Logic • Memory • Mind • Neuroscience

  6. Key Terms Defined • Perception • Problem Solving • Psychology • Rationalism • Reasoning • Wisdom

  7. Cognitive Science • The field of cognitive science • What is cognitive science? • Relationship between the mind and computer science • Purpose of cognitive science

  8. Sources of Knowledge • Empiricists and rationalists • Three sources of knowledge • Explain instinct • What is the process of reasoning? • What is intuition? • What sources of knowledge provide?

  9. Nature of Knowledge • Epistemology • The importance of knowledge

  10. Knowledge/Wisdom and Decision Making • How to make knowledge work for you • The decision making process • The nature of knowledge and the evolution of wisdom

  11. Cognitive Informatics • Computing and informatics theories • Cognitive Informatics

  12. Artificial Intelligence • Artificial Intelligence • The challenge of artificial intelligence • An amazing processor • What artificial intelligence uses

  13. Thought Provoking Questions How would you describe cognitive informatics (CI)? Reflect on a plan of care that you have developed for a patient. How could cognitive informatics be used to create tools to help with this important work?

  14. Thought Provoking Questions Think of a clinical setting you are familiar with and envision artificial intelligence tools. • Are there any current tools in use? • What tools would enhance practice in this setting? • Why?

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