Mental mirrors : metacognition in social knowledge and communication /

In Mental Mirrors, the metaphor of the mind as a mirror is used to investigate the relationship between internal thoughts and beliefs and the outside world. The authors claim that social knowledge is reflexive in two ways: first, the mind is a mirror in that it sees its own contents and, second, it.

Bibliographic Details
Other Authors:	Antaki, Charles, Lewis, Alan, 1952-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	London ; Beverly Hills : Sage Publications, ©1986.
Subjects:	Social perception. Metacognition. Language acquisition. Metacognition in children. Perception. Cognition. Perception Social Perception Language Development Communication. Perception sociale. Métacognition. Langage > Acquisition. Métacognition chez l'enfant. Language acquisition Metacognition Metacognition in children Social perception Entwicklungspsychologie Kognitive Entwicklung Kommunikation Metakognition Soziales Urteil Aufsatzsammlung Man > Cognition, communication & perception > Development cognitieve ontwikkeling cognitive development mentale vaardigheid mental ability perceptie perception cognitieve psychologie cognitive psychology ontwikkelingspsychologie developmental psychology Cognition Cognitie Aufsatzsammlung.
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Summary:	In Mental Mirrors, the metaphor of the mind as a mirror is used to investigate the relationship between internal thoughts and beliefs and the outside world. The authors claim that social knowledge is reflexive in two ways: first, the mind is a mirror in that it sees its own contents and, second, it.
Item Description:	Includes indexes.
Physical Description:	viii, 131 pages ; 23 cm
Bibliography:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 117-126).
ISBN:	0803997469 9780803997462