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Problem solving with attitude and the theory of reasoned action

In this paper, we propose a dynamic problem solving behavior inspired by the social psychology concept of attitude and the theory of reasoned action. We give a computational model for these concepts and show how they can benefit problem solving agents in dynamic worlds.

Nandan Parameswaran | S. Au

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