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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92440-3empted to conceptualize motivational endowments in terms of intentionality. Sterelny (2003), for example, refers to motivational endowments as ‘preference-like’ states in a way that corresponds to his formulation of cognitive states as ‘belief-like’ states.

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Book 2012 easy way in which hypotheses can be formulated using the ‘propositional-attitude’ model. The challenge is to develop a materialistic and mechanistic approach to understanding human cognition and behavior, including linguistic and social behavior.

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Why I am not an Evolutionary Psychologist: On the Imperative Nature of Motivational Endowments,empted to conceptualize motivational endowments in terms of intentionality. Sterelny (2003), for example, refers to motivational endowments as ‘preference-like’ states in a way that corresponds to his formulation of cognitive states as ‘belief-like’ states.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-531-92440-3e that motivational endowments, or what Millikan (1993) refers to as ., play in the explanation of behavior. Some philosophical psychologists have attempted to conceptualize motivational endowments in terms of intentionality. Sterelny (2003), for example, refers to motivational endowments as ‘prefer

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Marine Vernet,Aurélien Morize,Zo? Kapoula way of phrasing this would be to claim that biases exist in neuro-cognitive response systems that are geared to specific classes of stimuli. Fodor (1983) advanced the view that perceptual and sensory input systems are strongly modular but that cognitive systems are not.