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Cybernetics and Theories of Mind

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“…Negley, another cybernetician, argued against confining scientific inquiry to the realm of that which could be quantified. “A more comprehensive understanding of experimental procedure would indicate that scientific method might be defined as that method of observation and formulation which produces the most precise and systematic results in terms of understanding and control of the data which are the object of scrutiny by the method” (Negley , 578). This view aligned well with the overarching cybernetic view of the time, which was largely opposed to the mechanistic treatment of the mind (Sato ).…”
Section: A Brief Landscape Of Select Cognition Disciplinesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Negley, another cybernetician, argued against confining scientific inquiry to the realm of that which could be quantified. “A more comprehensive understanding of experimental procedure would indicate that scientific method might be defined as that method of observation and formulation which produces the most precise and systematic results in terms of understanding and control of the data which are the object of scrutiny by the method” (Negley , 578). This view aligned well with the overarching cybernetic view of the time, which was largely opposed to the mechanistic treatment of the mind (Sato ).…”
Section: A Brief Landscape Of Select Cognition Disciplinesmentioning
confidence: 99%