Animal Cognition: An Introduction to Modern Comparative Psychology
Animal Cognition: An Introduction to Modern Comparative Psychology
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动物认知：现代比较心理学导论
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1996
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J. Vauclair
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序言1.动物认知研究的起源和发展达尔文主义的遗产和19世纪的心理学行为主义者的突破认知方法的出现表征和记忆的现代概念动物的表征研究动物认知研究带来的问题2.实验室方法评估表征动物学习集之间的关系掌握刺激类别形成系列学习作为证据的非语言思维的心理图像动物摘要和当前的辩论3.皮亚杰在动物心理学、发展心理学和比较心理学中的研究动物智力感觉运动活动的发展动物中的“具体操作”摘要和当前的辩论4。工具使用和空间与时间表征工具使用空间表征时间表征摘要和当前辩论5.社会认知研究的实验方法猴子的社会认知社会与非社会认知对未来研究的建议摘要和当前的争论6.动物交流和人类语言的比较动物和人类交流的比较受过训练的动物猿和儿童使用符号的差异人类婴儿和黑猩猩婴儿的语言交流前摘要和当前的辩论7.模仿、自我识别和心理理论动物有模仿的证据吗？动物心理状态的归因：镜像认知、社会归因、模仿与自我认知的关系认知行为学：心理表征还是心理经验？动物认知的通才与生态方法
Preface 1. Origins and Development of the Study of Animal Cognition The Darwinian Heritage and Nineteenth-Century Psychology The Behaviorist Break The Emergence of the Cognitive Approach The Modern Concepts of Representation and Memory The Study of Representation in Animals Problems Posed by the Study of Cognition in Animals 2. Laboratory Methods for Assessing Representation in Animals Learning Sets Mastery of Relations between Stimuli Category Formation Serial Learning as Evidence of Nonverbal Thought Mental Images in Animals Summary and Current Debate 3. Piagetian Studies in Animal Psychology Developmental Psychology and Comparative Psychology The Development of Intelligence Sensorimotor Activities in Animals "Concrete Operations" in Animals Summary and Current Debate 4. Tool Use and Spatial and Temporal Representations Tool Use Spatial Representations Temporal Representations Summary and Current Debate 5. Social Cognition Experimental Methods for the Study of Social Cognition Social Cognition in Monkeys Social versus Nonsocial Cognition Suggestions for Future Research Summary and Current Debate 6. Animal Communication and Human Language Comparisons of Animal and Human Communication Language-Trained Animals Differences in the Use of Signs by Apes and Children Pre-Linguistic Communication in Human Infants and Chimpanzee Infants Summary and Current Debate 7. Imitation, Self-Recognition, and the Theory of Mind Is There Evidence for Imitation in Animals? The Attribution of Mental States in Animals Self-Knowledge and Self-Recognition Relationships between Mirror Recognition, Social Attribution, Imitation, and Teaching Summary and Current Debate 8. An Agenda for Comparative Cognitive Studies Cognitive Ethology: Mental Representations or Mental Experiences? The Generalist versus Ecological Approach to Animal Cognition Conclusions References Index