subconscious processes, 90 subjective experience, 98 subsystems, 56 supersystem, 56 symbol grounding problem, 33 symbolic thought, 83 symbols, 27, 28,

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1 group think, 112 hard problem of consciousness, 98 hebbian learning, 37 heuristics, 21 hill-climbing, 23 homunculus, 9 implicit learning., 90 individual differences, 103 induction, 13 inference, 29 information processing, 16 inheritance, 18 input, 55 intelligence, 4, 103, 59 interaction between intelligence and motivation, 108 interiorization of symbols, 86 internal state, 70 knowledge acquisition bottleneck, 32 knowledge acquisition, 4 knowledge representation, 28 knowledge, 4, 21, 59 learning, 36 limitations on collective intelligence, 112 living systems, 56 logical empiricism, 12 long-term memory, 17 meaning, 85 meme, 113 memory, 16 naive realism., 7 naive view of cognition, 5 neural network, 35 neural propagation depth, 106 nodes, 35 output, 16, 56 parallel coupling, 56 perception, 58 perturbations, 58 phenomenal consciousness, 89, 98 physical symbol hypothesis, 28 polarization, 113 pragmatism, 13 primed, 77, 99 priming, 76 problem space., 21 problem, 58 problems of symbolic AI, 30 problems of the gifted, 109 problem-solving, 19 processing, 16 propagation depth, 106 propagation of activation, 36 prototype, 19 quale, 100 rationalism, 11 reactive agents, 62 recall, 17 recognition, 17 recurrent networks, 39, 77 reflection, 87 reflection-correspondence theory of knowledge, 7 reinforcement learning, 68 representation, 85 search spaces, 21 search, 20 self-awareness, 97 semantic network, 17 sensors, 47 sequential, 56 short term memory, 83 situated and embodied cognition 46 situated cognition, 47 social construction of reality, 45 social constructivism, 45 social network, 116 spreading activation, 36 state-determined systems, 70 stigmergic interaction, 97 stigmergy, 65,

2 subconscious processes, 90 subjective experience, 98 subsystems, 56 supersystem, 56 symbol grounding problem, 33 symbolic thought, 83 symbols, 27, 28, 84 system, 55 threshold, 73 toy world, 27 uncertainty reduction, 60 variety of action:, 59 vicarious selectors, 61 working memory, 17,

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