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most citedComorbidity and Anticomorbidity: Autocognitive developmental disorders of structured psychosocial stress

10 citations · 22 across the 8 of their papers we have counts for

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8 papers

q-bio.OT2011★ 1 cited

Rate distortion coevolutionary dynamics and the flow nature of cognitive epigenetic systems

James F. Glazebrook, Rodrick Wallace

We outline a model for a cognitive epigenetic system based on elements of the Shannon theory of information and the statistical physics of the generalized Onsager relations. Partic…

q-bio.NC2004★ 1 cited

Consciousness, cognition, and context: extending the global neuronal workspace model

Rodrick Wallace

We adapt an information theory analysis of interacting cognitive biological and social modules to the problem of the global neuronal workspace, the current standard neuroscience pi…

q-bio.NC2003★ 2 cited

Structured psychosocial stress and the US obesity epidemic

Rodrick Wallace, Deborah N. Wallace

We examine the accelerating 'obesity epidemic' in the US from the perspective of generalized language-of-thought arguments relating a cognitive hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis…

q-bio.NC2003★ 3 cited

The cognitive homunculus: do tunable languages-of-thought convey adaptive advantage?

Rodrick Wallace

We reexamine the generalized cognitive homunculus, an organism's internalized image of its physiological, psychological, and social state, which, when properly adjusted, can quickl…

q-bio.NC2003★ 1 cited

Systemic lupus erythematosus in African-American women: Cognitive physiological modules, autoimmune disease, and structured psychosocial stress

Rodrick Wallace

Examining elevated rates of systemic lupus erythematosus in African-American women from perspectives of immune cognition suggests the disease constitutes an internalized physiologi…

q-bio.NC2003★ 3 cited

Resilience reconsidered: Case histories from disease ecology

Rodrick Wallace, Deborah Wallace

We expand the current understanding of ecological resilience to include the nested hierarchy of cognitive submodules that particularly, if not uniquely, delineates human ecosystems…