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Intervention in a cognitive conflict
Organizational Behavior and Human Performance, 1983Abstract The cognitive conflict paradigm, developed within the framework of Social Judgment Theory, was used to determine effects of intervention in interpersonal conflict. Task predictability and the third party's knowledge of task characteristics were manipulated as independent variables.
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Motivational Conflict and Cognitive Conflict
Abstract This chapter explains why, for Aristotle, some forms of clear-eyed akrasia are possible. For Aristotle, grasping the truth about appearances of goodness, fineness and pleasantness is insufficient to regulate action. This explains why, for Aristotle, we are often conflicted and that we can be clear-eyed when we act against our ...openaire +1 more source
Autonomic arousal in cognitive conflict resolution
Autonomic Neuroscience, 2007Although cognitive efforts were reported to elicit global autonomic arousal, which cognitive processes associate with autonomic arousal has not been clear. We investigated autonomic arousal using event-related skin conductance responses (SCRs) during the Stroop color-word task.
Nobuhisa, Kobayashi +3 more
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Equilibration as cognitive conflict
Developmental Review, 1983Abstract The suitability of taking cognitive conflict as an operational definition of equilibration is examined along with the implications for conservation training. Exceptions are taken to the B. J. Zimmerman and D. E. Blom ( Developmental Review , 1983 , 3 , 18–38) analysis of conservation and some qualifying empirical results presented.
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Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition, 2015
Conflict processing is assumed to serve two crucial, yet distinct functions: Regarding task performance, control is adjusted to overcome the conflict. Regarding task choice, control is harnessed to bias decision making away from the source of conflict.
Dignath, David +2 more
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Conflict processing is assumed to serve two crucial, yet distinct functions: Regarding task performance, control is adjusted to overcome the conflict. Regarding task choice, control is harnessed to bias decision making away from the source of conflict.
Dignath, David +2 more
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Cognitive conflict without explicit conflict monitoring in a dynamical agent
Neural Networks, 2006We examine mechanisms for resolving cognitive conflict in an embodied, situated, and dynamic agent, developed through an evolutionary learning process. The agent was required to solve problems of response conflict in a dual-target "catching" task, focusing response on one of the targets while ignoring the other.
Robert Ward, Ronnie Ward
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Social marking, socio‐cognitive conflict and cognitive development
European Journal of Social Psychology, 1987AbstractThis study is concerned with assessing whether social marking, i.e. the correspondence between the cognitive solution of a task and the social relation expressed in the material, is a mechanism of cognitive progress which depends on specific forms of socio‐cognitive conflict or on presence of familiar social relations in the material.
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The Cognition of Conflict: Ontology, Dynamics, and Ideology
2015What is the relationship between actors’ mental representations (e.g., beliefs, goals) and the conflicts between them? And what is the relation (if any) between individual/subjective conflicts (among my goals) and social conflicts? How does one build a systematic ontology of conflicts taking into account objective and subjective types, the internal or ...
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Conflict, Discourse and Cognition
A comprehensive approach to the study of discourse and conflict, this book explores how opposing communities construe discourse worlds which appear to reflect the existence of “paradoxical realities”. Adopting a novel method for the study of conflict, framed in the cognitive linguistic tradition within Critical Discourse Studies, the ...openaire +1 more source