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Re: [xmca] concepts



what do you mean by  "information" and "receive"?
andy

Michael Glassman wrote:
Ulrich Neisser seems to have a really good, in-depth discussion concerning the type of anticipation Peter is talking about in his book "Cognition and Reality."  We anticipate how we are going to process the information we perceive which impacts what we decide to notice and our understanding of it.
Michael



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