Plans for programming a computer model of human motivation, for use in clinical applications, are described. A system based on parallel cooperating goal-processes is assumed, with the will interpreted as the resource allocator between them. Wishes and wants are distinguished on the basis of resources allocated for action. An interpretation of mental effort in terms of computational work is suggested. The generation of actions through planning, decision-making and forming intentions are discussed in relation to 'regnant ' goals. The dual nature of motivation manifested in active and reactive aspects of behaviour are emphasised
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The pathway through which behavior change techniques have an effect on the behavior of an individual...
There are reasons to believe that motivation is a crucially important aspect of the human mind. Howe...
This paper introduces an action language for modelling the causality between a human’s motivational ...
The traditional way to define – and model – cognition, from the mid-fifties onward, has been to focu...
This chapter deals with three key issues related to designing and building intelligent agents. First...
Research into cognitive architectures is described within a framework spanning major issues in artif...
AbstractThe ability to achieve oneʼs goals is a defining characteristic of intelligent behaviour. A ...
A research effort to develop a sophisticated computer model of human behavior is described. A comput...
Motivational Systems are specific modules of Cognitive Architectures, responsible for determining th...
Intrinsic motivation, centrally involved in spontaneous exploration and curiosity, is a crucial conc...
Motivation and motivated behaviors are crucial to the survival of living organisms. In the clinical ...
There is an important corpus of research in cognitive architectures but they tend to overlook aspect...
The idea that a computer system could be used to motivate people to perform a certain task on the ba...
This third edition provides translations of all chapters of the most recent fifth German edition of ...
It is increasingly expected by technical systems that they act autonomously and situation-suitable. ...
The pathway through which behavior change techniques have an effect on the behavior of an individual...
There are reasons to believe that motivation is a crucially important aspect of the human mind. Howe...
This paper introduces an action language for modelling the causality between a human’s motivational ...