Hutchins_Distributed_Cognition.pdf
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IESBS Distributed Cognition Last update: 5/18/00 Distributed Cognition Edwin Hutchins University of California, San Diego Like all other branches of cognitive science, distributed cognition seeks to understand the organization of cognitive systems. Like most of cognitive science, it takes cognitive processes to be those that are involved in memory, decision making, inference, reasoning, learning, and so on. Also following mainstream cognitive science, it…
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