The Interdisciplinary Handbook of Perceptual Control Theory

Perception Evolution Brain Control theory Counseling Culture Language acquisition Learning Semantics Methodology Autonomy Self-regulation Artificial life Robotics Social stability Connectionism Neocortex Psychotherapy Control Behavior Self-efficacy Social structure Attachment behavior Combat Faithfulness Infant Development Protocols Ethology Neuroscience Cognitive-behavioral therapy Causality Motor control Artificial intelligence Experimental psychology Human Human cognition Social dynamics Chimpanzee Embodied cognition Causal graph Negative Feedback Empirical Linguistics REFLEX Dynamical systems, Formal linguistics Prediction Computational modeling Subjective meaning Interdisciplinary Predation Pid controller Correlation Computational models Statistical Learning Paradigm Sensorimotor Control engineering Cross-Disciplinary Cognitive systems Hierarchical temporal memory Psychotherapy integration Auto-associative memory Age-linked Belief control Bi-directional feedback Behavior-based robotics Brain change Commensurate references Collective control Body targets Burst firing Cascade negative feedback Controlled variables Communicative Agents common factors Dendritic triad Ionic signaling Human action control Dyadic communication Inter-animal coordination Extended feedback loops Markov Condition Negative feedback control Perceptual robots Perceptual control Perceptual hierarchy Reticular formation Sensorimotor stage Protocol grammar Spatial Frequency Hierarchy of levels of perception Sensorimotor transformation Internal models Thalamic relay Weighted intersection Transdiagnostic perceptual control theory Neural Architecture Neurophysiological models objective information patient perspective Visual input functions Regression Periods Temporal input UNIFIED THEORY