A Newell's scientific contributions
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... The most famous include: computational models of cognition, created in North America by researchers inspired by the concepts of Atkinson and Schiffrin (1968), e.g. ACT-R (adaptive character of thought; Anderson, 1996), SOAR (Newell, 1990), EPIC (executive-process interactive control; Meyer, Kieras, 1997), approaches exploring individual differences in working memory capacity (Daneman, Carpenter, 1980;Engle et al., 1999), or approaches that emphasize the role of already accumulated knowledge and skills in current information processing (Ericsson, Kintsch, 1995). ...
Reference: 50 years of research on working memory
