@inbook{35c4bd3610d84227a1e8703bebe0b0be,
title = "Who Am I Really: An Adaptive Network Model Addressing Mental Models for Self-referencing, Self-awareness and Self-interpretation",
abstract = "In this chapter, a multilevel cognitive architecture is introduced that can be used to model mental processes in clients of psychotherapeutic sessions and in particular the mental (self-)models they have about themselves. The architecture does not only cover base level mental processes but also mental processes involving self-referencing, self-awareness and self-interpretation. To this end, the cognitive architecture was designed according to four levels, where (part of) the structure of each level is represented by an explicit self-model of it at the next-higher level of the architecture. At that next-higher level, states represent part of the structure of the level below; these states have a referencing relation to it. In this way the overall architecture includes its own overall self-model. The cognitive architecture was evaluated for a case study of a realistic type of therapeutic session from clinical practice.",
keywords = "Network model, Self-awareness, Self-interpretation, Self-referencing, Third-order adaptive",
author = "Jan Treur and Gerrit Glas",
year = "2022",
doi = "10.1007/978-3-030-85821-6_8",
language = "English",
series = "Studies in Systems, Decision and Control",
publisher = "Springer Nature",
pages = "175--206",
editor = "Jan Treur and {Van Ments}, Laila",
booktitle = "Mental Models and Their Dynamics, Adaptation, and Control",
}