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Denken, Problemlösen, Entscheiden

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Aufbauend auf dem vorangehenden Kapitel erfolgt hier eine – auch neurophysiologische Aspekte einbeziehende – Einführung in die dem Denken zugrunde liegenden Prozesse wie Wissensrepräsentation, Konzeptbildung, schlussfolgerndes, propositionales, bildhaftes Denken sowie in den Forschungsbereich des kognitiven Problemlösens.

Cogito ergo sum. („Ich denke, also bin ich.“) (Descartes)

Der Bruch zwischen Subjekt und Objekt liegt nicht in der Natur, sondern in unserem Denken. (C. F. von Weizsäcker)

Wenige Menschen denken, doch wollen alle entscheiden. (Friedrich der Große)

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    Christian Becker-Carus

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    Mike Wendt

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