1. An introduction to rational models of cognition, Mike Oaksford & Nick Chater
Section 1: General Issues
2. Connectionist models and Bayesian inference, James L. McClelland
3. Normative and descriptive models of decision making: time discounting and risk sensitivity, Alex Kacelnik
Section 2: Memory
4. The effectiveness of retrieval from memory, Richard M. Shiffrin & Mark Steyvers
5. Predictions of a Bayesian recognition memory model (and a class of mdels including it), Mark Chappell
6. Cueing for context: an alternative to global matching models of recognition memory, Simon Dennis & Michael Humphreys
7. Sorting out core memory processes, Lael J. Schooler
8. Rational and non-rational aspects of forgetting, Richard B. Anderson
9. Adaptive analysis of sequential behaviour: oscillators as rational mechanisms, Gordon D.A. Brown & Janet I. Vousden
Section 3: Categorization & Induction
10. The rational analysis of categorization and the ACT-R architecture, John R. Anderson & Michael Matessa
11. Optimum performance and exemplar models of classification, Robert M. Nosofsky
12. A Bayesian analysis of some forms of inductive reasoning, Evan Heit
13. Dynamics of dimension weight distribution and flexibility in categorization, Koen Lambers & Stephen Chong
Section 4: Reasoning
14. Causal mechanism and probability: a normative approach, Clark Glymour and Patricia Cheng
15. The rational analysis of human contingency judgement, Francisco J. Lopóz, Pedro L. Cobos, Antonio Caño & David Shanks
16. Rationality assumption of game theory and the backward induction paradox, Andrew M. Colman
17. A revised rational analysis of the selection task: exceptions and sequential sampling, Mike Oaksford & Nick Chater
18. Rational analysis of causal conditionals and the selection task, David Over & Alan Jessop
19. The practice of mathematics and science: from calculus to the clothesline problem, Elke M. Kurz & Ryan D. Tweney
Section 5: Search
20. The rational analysis of inquiry: the case of parsing, Nick Chater, Matthew J. Crocker & Martin J. Pickering
21. Rational analysis of exploratory choice, Richard M. Young
22. Rationality as optimised cognitive self-regulation, Brendan McGonigle & Margaret McGonigle