The cognitive revolution in psychology began in the mid 20th century and supplanted behaviourism as the dominant theoretical paradigm explaining human cognition and behaviour which continues today. We explore the origins of cognitive psychology, what it has revealed about the workings of the mind, cognitive maps and mental models, why it is like a computer but not like a computer, neural networks, and why despite great advances, it fails to capture the totality of what it means to be human. Show notes Cognitive psychology - E. Bruce Goldstein  (2018) Cognitive psychology and its implications - John Anderson (2020) A common neural code for similar conscious experiences in different individuals - Naci et al. (2014) Bang! You're dead - Alfred Hitchcock (1985) Edward Tolman George Miller Donald Broadbent Kenneth Craik Saul Sternberg Acts of meaning - Jerome Bruner (1993) The Here and Now Podcast on Facebook The Here and Now Podcast on Twitter Send me an email Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/thehereandnowpodcast)