Cognitive science is the transdisciplinary study of mind and intelligence, the aim of which to explain the mechanisms underlying intelligent behaviorism. It analyses the mental action or process of acquiring knowledge and understanding through thought, experiences and the sense. Some chief areas of research in cognitive science have been artificial intelligence, psychology, neuroscience, education, learning and language processing. In this article, we present various research fields in cognitive science.

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