ISSN: 2642-4290
Annals of Cognitive Science is a scientific, open access, peer reviewed journal supports the scientific innovation and advancement in study of interdisciplinary aspects combining ideas and methods from psychology, computer science, linguistics, philosophy, and neuroscience. Cognitive Science combines multiple research disciplines including but not limit to Cognitive science consists of multiple research disciplines, including psychology, artificial intelligence, philosophy, neuroscience, linguistics, and anthropology.
Articles published in our journal include original research, brief reports, clinical reviews and updates, editorial commentary, case reports, clinical images, letters and papers devoted to continuing professional development. Our goal is to become a worldwide reference for education in the field for all professionals involved in the process of disseminating knowledge and skills of Cognitive Science.
The fundamental concept of journal is to build that "thinking can best be understood in terms of representational structures in the mind and computational procedures that operate on those structures".
Emertius Professor
Department of Political Science
Temple University
Pennsylvania
United States of America
Emeritus Professor
Department of Philosophy
UNC Charlotte
United States of America
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Professor
Department of Cognitive Science
Case Western Reserve University
United States of America
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Professor
Department of Special Education
University of New Mexico
United States of America
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Professor and Dean
School of Allied Health Sciences
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
United States of America
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Clinical Director
Mood and Anxiety Disorders Clinic
Stress Trauma Anxiety Rehabilitation and Treatment
Toronto, Canada
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Review Article
A Review on Cognitive Evaluation Tools in the Context of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus
There is emerging evidence that type 2 diabetes mellitus could predispose to cognitive impairment. Even though the disease effect on higher intellectu... Read more
Review Article
The intelligence quotient (IQ) reflects the neurological networks of the brain, and is a useful proxy for human mental ability. Empirical evidence sho... Read more
Research Article
A Robust Vertical Handover Authentication Scheme for SDN Based 5G HetNets
The fifth-generation mobile network is the next paradigm that is expected to bring solutions to the problem of the 4G technology. Also, the expectatio... Read more
Research Article
Reexamining Opioid Receptors as Evidence of Conscious Pain States
Pain researchers have relied on the inadequate evidence of the presence of opioid receptors in organisms as evidence of conscious pain through an argu... Read more
Research Article
Relationships between Age, Subjective Memory, Metacognition and Thought-Action Fusion
It is unclear how the relationships between age and metacognitive beliefs are affected by beliefs about memory. To examine this question, we measured ... Read more
Research Article
People with Dementia as Co-Researchers
Dementia is a global epidemic and is the leading cause of disability among older people. A priority in dementia research is engagement of people with ... Read more
Review Article
Mild cognitive impairment (MCI) and dementia, particularly Alzheimer´s disease (AD), encompass a spectrum of cognitive disfunction with severe impact... Read more
Retrospective Cohort Study
Understanding Free Will as a Biological Phenomenon
The capacity for free will follows from the evolution of a conscious brain with additional power of rational thoughts and an awareness of self. Our fr... Read more
Research Paper
Hopes for The Future of Humanity
we present decisions and actions of people, who gave an enormous hope for the future of humanity and protection against Covid-19. Then we introduce th... Read more
Retrospective Cohort Study
Stress-induced cognitive-decline is emphasized by stress-hormone receptors presence in brain cognition-control areas in animal models; human studies a... Read more
