Augmented Humanity : Being and Remaining Agentic in a Digitalized World. - Bryant, Peter T. (Cham : Springer International Publishing AG, 2021)
7.3 Metamodels of Evaluation -- Overall Downregulated Processes -- Overall Upregulated Processes -- Upregulated Artificial Processes -- Upregulated Human Processes -- Summary of Augmented Evaluation of Performance -- 7.4 Implications for Other Fields -- Augmented Performance -- The Nature of Evaluation -- Implications for Collectives -- References -- 8: Learning -- 8.1 Theories of Learning -- Historical Debates -- Levels of Learning -- Procedural Learning -- 8.2 Digitally Augmented Learning -- Ambiactive Learning -- Summary of Learning by Augmented Agents -- 8.3 Illustrative Metamodels of Learning -- Lowly Ambiactive Modern Learning -- Highly Ambiactive Augmented Learning -- Lowly Ambiactive Augmented Learning -- 8.4 Wider Implications -- Divergent Capabilities -- Problematics of Learning -- References -- 9: Self-Generation -- 9.1 Self-Generative Dilemmas -- Sources of Disturbance -- Digital Augmentation of Self-Generation -- Dilemmas of Augmentation -- Summary of Augmented Self-Generation -- 9.2 Illustrations of Self-Generation -- Self-Generation in Modernity -- Divergent Augmented Self-Generation -- Convergent Augmented Self-Generation -- 9.3 Implications for Human Flourishing -- Self-Generative Risks -- Social and Behavioral Theories -- References -- 10: Toward a Science of Augmented Agency -- 10.1 Science of Augmented Agency -- Dilemmas of Digital Augmentation -- 10.2 Hyperparameters of Future Science -- Ontological Principles -- Epistemological Principles -- Mechanisms of Adaptation and Change -- 10.3 Domains of Augmented Science -- Science of Consciousness -- Generative Commitments -- Science and History -- Research Methods -- Future Prospect -- References -- Glossary of Defined Terms -- Index.
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