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work_nfvmldkx6zh4znnk6tf6mvn6ou	Nancy J. Nersessian	Model‐Based Reasoning in Distributed Cognitive Systems	2006	8	.pdf	application/pdf	4077	248	44	Model-based Reasoning in Distributed Cognitive Systems* context of biomedical engineering research laboratories, where problem solving involves using physical models. artifacts, I argue that reasoning with model-systems is a constraint satisfaction process involving co-construction, developing and using theories (Cartwright 1983; Giere 1988; Hesse 1963; Magnani, Nersessian, and Thagard 1999; how to understand scientific problem solving, in general, and model-based reasoning, in particular, as embedded in the model-based reasoning practices in the biomedical engineering research laboratories. laboratory aptly refer to the processes of constructing and manipulating these model systems as "putting a thought "Generic abstraction" appears to play a central role in the model-based reasoning in science and These devices and model-systems are what sociocultural studies of science refer to as the "material culture" of the community, but they also function as what The cognitive basis of model-based reasoning in science.	./cache/work_nfvmldkx6zh4znnk6tf6mvn6ou.pdf	./txt/work_nfvmldkx6zh4znnk6tf6mvn6ou.txt