Robert P. Abelson

	Abelson has spent his career at Yale, where he has combined his 
interest in mathematical posychology by focusing on phenomena such as 
attitude 
change.  He developed an early interest in the use of computers to 
stimulate 
both cognitive and social processes.
	He is best known in cognitive science for his work with Roger 
Schank on
computational models of story comprehension.  His most recent book is
"Statistics as principled argument"(1995).

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