Articles
- Letter to the Editor:
Methods, Models and Revolutions.
This is a comment on an article that appeared in American Psychologist of January, 2010. It was submitted in March, 2010 and rejected due to "lack of interest". - Abstract:
You say you had a revolution: Methodological foundations of closed-loop psychology.
The control theory-based approach to doing research in psychology. - Paper:
The Power Law: An Example of a Behavioral Illusion?
Unpublished analysis of Steven's Power Law as a possible example of a behavioral illusion. - Abstract:
Optical Trajectories and the Informational Basis of Fly Ball Catching
Testing for the optical variables controlled when catching fly balls. - Invited
Talk: A Quarter
Century of Research on Perceptual Control Theory: Opening the Door to
Closed-Loop Psychology
Paper Presented to the Chinese Research Council on Complexity and Philosophy of Systems Science at South China Normal University in Guangzhou, China - Book
Review: Control
theory for humans
by R. Jagacinski and J. Flach - Abstract:
Looking at Behavior
Through Control Theory Glasses
Overview of the control theory view of behavior. - Abstract:
Controlled
Variables: Behavior as the Center Fielder Views It
Detailed description of a control of perception model of catching fly balls. - Abstract:
Error
in Skilled Performance: A Control Model of Prescribing
PCT model provides a framework for understanding medical error. - Article On-line:
Controlled Variables: Psychology as the Center Fielder Views It
Controlled variables as the central focus of a control theory-based approach todoing research in psychology.
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