Argumentation and Persuasion in the Cognitive Coherence Theory
作者： Liz Sonenberg , Iyad Rahwan , Frank Dignum , Philippe Pasquier
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摘要: … change which captures the persuasive aspect inherent to all … the cognitive coherence approach to argumentation and … of arguments: in this paper, we will focus on cognitive factors …
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