Cortical oscillatory synchrony in the gamma range has been attracting increasing attention
in cognitive neuroscience ever since being proposed as a solution to the so-called binding …

Interactivity is a central theme of ecological psychology. According to Gibsonian views,
behavior is the emergent property of interactions between organism and environment …

All social processes fundamentally involve change in time: Judgments materialize quickly
over milliseconds or seconds, conversations flow over minutes, and relationships evolve …

Biological and psychological processes routinely break ergodicity, meaning they fail to have
stable means (M ean) and independent variation over time that we might find in additive …

The temporal structure of behavior contains a rich source of information about its dynamic
organization, origins, and development. Today, advances in sensing and data storage allow …

Dexterous action, as conceptualized by Bernstein in his influential ecological analysis of
human behavior, is revealed in the ability to flexibly generate behaviors that are adaptively …

The complex‐systems approach to cognitive science seeks to move beyond the formalism of
information exchange and to situate cognition within the broader formalism of energy flow …

Ergodicity breaking is a challenge for biological and psychological sciences. Ergodicity is a
necessary condition for linear causal modeling. Long-range correlations and non …

When looking at visual images, the eyes move to the most salient and behaviourally relevant
objects. Saliency and semantic information significantly explain where people look. Less is …

Although dynamical systems have been used by cognitive scientists for more than a decade
already (eg Kugler, Kelso, and Turvey, 1980), dynamical systems first gained widespread …