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Beaudoin, Luc P.

A Computational Investigation of the Evolution of Vision
A proposal for a study of motive processing
Cognitive Productivity: Can Cognitive Science Improve How Knowledge Workers Use IT to Learn from Source Material?
Mending Broken Hearts: Specification for a productive practice app to assess and improve psychological treatments for romantic grief and other tertiary emotions
Meta-effectiveness, Effectance, Mindware and Other Key Concepts for Understanding the Development of Adult Competence
Perturbance: Unifying Research on Emotion, Intrusive Mentation and Other Psychological Phenomena with AI
Pre-sleep cognitive activity: A systematic review
Research process and sleep app design lessons learned from the reflective examination of a sleep study
Revision 1.1 of The possibility of super-somnolent mentation: A new information-processing approach to sleep-onset acceleration and insomnia exemplified by serial diverse imagining
Revision 1.2 of The possibility of super-somnolent mentation: A new information-processing approach to sleep-onset acceleration and insomnia exemplified by serial diverse imagining

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