Education
An Expanded Control Model for the Use of Instructional Feedback
Hancock Thomas E., Thurman Richard A., and Hubbard David C. https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S0361476X85710284
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An “Artificial Cerebellum” Adaptive Stabilization of a Control System
William T. Powers Proceedings of the 1st European Workshop on Perceptual Control TheoryGregynog, The University of Wales23rd – 27th June 1994
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Objections to PCT Answered – “The Devil´s Bibliography”
DEVIL’S .BIB Misunderstandings and distortions. See DISPUTE.PCT Unedited posts from archives of CSG-L (see INTROCSG.NET): This thread deals with myths, misunderstandings, and distortions offeedback, cybernetics and PCT. The term Devil’s Bibliography was suggested and stuck. […]
Biology & Neuroscience
A Control System Approach to Cardiovascular Reactivity: Behavioral Models That Behave
Raymond Pavloski (1989) https://doi.org/10.1111/j.1469-8986.1989.tb01953.x
Economics & Marketing
An Integrated Control Theory Model of Work Motivation
Howard J. Klein Abstract A model that integrates several different motivational theories and previous control theory models is presented as a possible metatheory to focus future theoretical and empirical efforts. The proposed model is dynamic, […]
Biology & Neuroscience
BRAIN AND BEHAVIOR: HIERARCHY OF
FEEDBACK SYSTEMS AND CONTROL OF
INPUT
A. R. Cools
Education
A control systems conceptualization of the goal-setting and changing process
Michael A.Campion and Robert G. Lord https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/0030507382902215
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Powers (1978) in Psychological Review – Evidence for PCT over Stimulus-Response approaches
“Quantitative Analysis of Purposive Systems: Some Spadework at the Foundations of Scientific Psychology“ William T. Powers Psychological Review, 1978, Vol. 85, No. 5, 417-435
Psychology & Mental Health
Quantitative Analysis of Purposive Systems: Some Spadeworkat the Foundations of Scientific Psychology
William T. Powers (1978)
Bill Powers
Behavior: The Control of Perception
William T. Powers Preface This book represents, I hope, a step on the path back to a concept of man as autonomous, and away from the concept of man as automaton. Yet in allowing my […]
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A General Feedback Theory of Human Behavior: Part I and Part II
W. T. Powers, R. K. Clarck and R. L. McFarland (1960)