Dual-Process Theories and the Rationality Debate

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• • Christian

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    Published: 02-25-2014 04:39 pm
  • http://scholarworks.gsu.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=1019&context=philosophy_theses
    
    The entire Neojungian model is built upon the cognitive Dual-Process Theory,
    that in one state (Execution-task) some parts of the brain will be activated,
    and in the other state (Processing-task) other parts of the brain will be activated.
    
    This is a summary document about cognitive Dual-Process theories and their empirical evidence.
    
    Remember that there are many ways to categorize these two processes.

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