Table of Contents

PART I: Introductory Comments and General Theories1. Turning the Corner, R.L. Solso2. Empowering People Through Friendly Technology: Psychology in the Twenty-first Century, G.H. Bower3. The Impact and Promise of the Cognitive Revolution, R.W. Sperry4. Mental Universals: Toward a Twenty-first Century Science of Mind, R.N. ShepardPART II: Developmental Theories and Neurocognition5. Perennial Antinomies and Perpetual Redrawings: Is There Progress in the Study of Mind?, H. Gardner6. The Death of Developmental Psychology, J.M. Mandler7. Freud Returns?, S.M. KosslynPART III: Memory, Perception, and Ecology8. Human Memory in the Twenty-first Century, B.B. Murdock9. The Miller's Tale: A Speculative Glimpse into the Cognitive Psychology of the Future, R.J. Sternberg10. The Future of Psychology, R.L. Gregory11. Toward an Ecological Physics and a Physical Psychology, M.T. Turvey and R.E. ShawPART IV: Language and Categorization12. Unintended Consequences and the Future of Psychology, J.J. Jenkins13. Chapters of Psychology, W.J.M. Levelt14. From Speech-is-Special to Talking Heads: The Past to the Present, D.W. Massaro15. The Neurocognitive Self: Conceptual Research in the Twenty-first Century and the Rethinking of What a Person Is, G. LakoffPART V: Applied and Social Cognition16. The Future of the Mind Lies in Technology, D.A. Norman17. Pulls and Pushes on Cognitive Psychology: The View Towards 2001, E. Hunt18. The Fortieth Anniversary of the National Institute of Cognitive Ecology, R. Sommer19. Some Assembly Required: Biased Speculations on the Future of Human Factors Design, J.B. PittingerPART VI: Major Themes and Common Threads20. Perennial Issues for the Next Century, D.W. Massaro and R.L. Solso