Integrated Models of Perception, Cognition, and Action
Michael D. Byrne, Ronald S. Chong, Michael C. Freed, Frank E. Ritter, Wayne D. Gray · Psychology Press eBooks · 2020
“One thing wrong with much theorizing about cognition is that it does not pay much attention to perception on the one side or motor behavior on the other… The result is that the theory gives up the constraint on…cognition that these systems could provide. The loss is serious--it assures us that theories will never cover the complete arc from stimulus to response, which is to say, will never be able to tell the full story about any particular behavior.” - Allan Newell, Unified Theories of Cognition , pp. 159–160.