1st Edition
Social Connectionism A Reader and Handbook for Simulations
Van Overwalle, Part I: Basics. Van Overwalle, Introduction and Overview. Vanhoomissen & Van Overwalle, Connectionist Basics. Van Overwalle & Vanhoomissen, Recurrent and Feedforward Connectionist Networks, and their Emergent Properties. Van Overwalle & Van Rooy, Part II: Causal Attribution. Van Overwalle & Van Rooy, When More Observations are Better Than Less: A Connectionist Account of the Acquisition of Causal Strength. Read & Montoya, An Autoassociative Model of Causal Reasoning and Causal Learning: Reply to Van Overwalle's (1998) Critique of Read and Marcus-Newhall (1993). Van Overwalle, When One Explanation is Enough: A Connectionist View on the Fundamental Attribution Bias. Van Overwalle, Part III: Person and Group Impression Formation. Smith & DeCoster, Knowledge Acquisition, Accessibility, and Use in Person Perception and Stereotyping: Simulation With a Recurrent Connectionist Network. Van Overwalle & Labiouse, A Recurrent Connectionist Model of Person Impression Formation. Van Rooy, Van Overwalle, Vanhoomissen, Labiouse & French, A Recurrent Connectionist Model of Group Biases. Queller & Smith, Subtyping Versus Bookkeeping in Stereotype Learning and Change: Connectionist Simulations and Empirical Findings. Van Overwalle, Part IV: Attitudes. Van Overwalle & Siebler, A Connectionist Model of Attitude Formation and Change. Appendix: FIT Manual
Biography
Van Overwalle, Frank
"An excellent and timely overview of one of the most important theoretical developments in social cognition in the past years" - Gerd Bohner, University of Bielefeld, Germany
