Subject: Re: Psychological modeling
Date: Tue, 25 Nov 2008 16:15:20 GMT
From: L <parmenide_2002@yahoo.it>
Organization: [Infostrada]
Newsgroups: sci.psychology.misc

Robin Faichney wrote:
>
> When I studied psychology, back in the seventies, "modeling" was what
> people copying other people's behaviour was called. Now, I learn,
> there's something called "cognitive modeling", which is constructing
> theoretical models of cognitive functions. Fair enough, but the sort
> of modeling I'm interested in is something else: the models that every
> person has in their mind, of their environment, and especially of
> other people. I would guess models of other people develop out of
> modeling behaviour, with "internalisation". But surely there's some
> psychology literature on this? Any pointers?

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L