Sociology and cognitive sciences share overlapping theoretical frameworks regarding human behavior
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Sociology and cognitive sciences increasingly share and integrate theoretical frameworks, particularly through interdisciplinary approaches like embodied cognition, dual-process models, and socio-cognitive perspectives on human behavior.
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Embodied Cognition
2019 · cited by 22
Employs embodied cognition theory within contemporary sociological frameworks to analyze meaning-making.
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Bridging the Vocabularies of Dual-Process Models of Culture and Cognition
2019 · cited by 3
Examines how dual-process models of cognition closely resemble core cultural theories in sociology.
Bridging sociology with anthropology and cognitive science perspectives to assess shared cultural knowledge
2020 · cited by 1
Explores the cognitive turn in sociology and intersection with shared cultural knowledge.
The socio-cognitive perspective: Why does “the cognitive” matter?
2025 · cited by 1
Advocates for a socio-cognitive perspective that integrates sociology and cognitive science to understand human behavior.
Bridging cultural sociology and cognitive psychology in three contemporary research programmes
2018 · cited by 1
Bridges cultural sociology and cognitive psychology by addressing the interaction between internal cognition and cultural repertoires.