The Computer Simulation of Behaviour
The Computer Simulation of Behaviour by Michael J. Apter, published by Taylor & Francis Group on May 14, 2018, is a 182-page exploration of computer simulation techniques in psychology. Originally released in 1970, this edition provides insights into early models of learning, problem-solving, pattern recognition, language use, and personality, reflecting the state of the field at that time.
Readers will find discussions on the evaluation of these models and their connections to cybernetics, as well as the philosophical questions surrounding consciousness. This book serves as a historical context for the evolution of artificial intelligence and cognitive psychology, making it relevant for those interested in the foundational concepts of these subjects.
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This book, originally published in 1970, concerns the new technique of computer simulation in psychology at the time. Computer programs described include models of learning, problem-solving, pattern recognition, the use of language, and personality. More general topics are discussed including the evaluation of such models, the relation of the field to cybernetics, and the problem posed by consciousness. Today it can be read and enjoyed in its historical context.
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