• Fallacies and Cognition: The Rationale of Being Fallacious.-  Bounded Rationality as Biased Rationality: Virtues, Vices, and Assumptions.- Moving the Bonds: Distributing Cognition through Cognitive Niche Construction.- Building Cognitive Niches: The Role of Affordances.- The Notion of Docility: The Social Dimension of Distributing Cognition.- Seeking Chances. The Moral Side.

From the reviews: "It is a refreshing read that triggers many research ideas on a multiple array of disciplines, including cognitive science, social cognition, social psychology, sociology, organisational behaviour, applied psychology, and decision making. In short, it is a must read!" (Davide Secchi, Biosemiotics, Vol. 6, 2013) "Seeking Chances: From Biased Rationality to Distributed Cognition is a most welcome book. It discusses many contemporary issues that are appearing in different disciplines ... . it is well suited to be a course material in various disciplines, since it provides a framework that uses many different disciplines ... . I am strongly suggesting the book ... to all who are interested in broader context on how humans deal with the current world and with the changes that are already in process in our niches." (Merja Bauters, Mind & Society, Vol. 11, 2012)

• Fallacies and Cognition: The Rationale of Being Fallacious.-  Bounded Rationality as Biased Rationality: Virtues, Vices, and Assumptions.- Moving the Bonds: Distributing Cognition through Cognitive Niche Construction.- Building Cognitive Niches: The Role of Affordances.- The Notion of Docility: The Social Dimension of Distributing Cognition.- Seeking Chances. The Moral Side.

From the reviews: "It is a refreshing read that triggers many research ideas on a multiple array of disciplines, including cognitive science, social cognition, social psychology, sociology, organisational behaviour, applied psychology, and decision making. In short, it is a must read!" (Davide Secchi, Biosemiotics, Vol. 6, 2013) "Seeking Chances: From Biased Rationality to Distributed Cognition is a most welcome book. It discusses many contemporary issues that are appearing in different disciplines ... . it is well suited to be a course material in various disciplines, since it provides a framework that uses many different disciplines ... . I am strongly suggesting the book ... to all who are interested in broader context on how humans deal with the current world and with the changes that are already in process in our niches." (Merja Bauters, Mind & Society, Vol. 11, 2012)

• Fallacies and Cognition: The Rationale of Being Fallacious.-  Bounded Rationality as Biased Rationality: Virtues, Vices, and Assumptions.- Moving the Bonds: Distributing Cognition through Cognitive Niche Construction.- Building Cognitive Niches: The Role of Affordances.- The Notion of Docility: The Social Dimension of Distributing Cognition.- Seeking Chances. The Moral Side.

From the reviews: "It is a refreshing read that triggers many research ideas on a multiple array of disciplines, including cognitive science, social cognition, social psychology, sociology, organisational behaviour, applied psychology, and decision making. In short, it is a must read!" (Davide Secchi, Biosemiotics, Vol. 6, 2013) "Seeking Chances: From Biased Rationality to Distributed Cognition is a most welcome book. It discusses many contemporary issues that are appearing in different disciplines ... . it is well suited to be a course material in various disciplines, since it provides a framework that uses many different disciplines ... . I am strongly suggesting the book ... to all who are interested in broader context on how humans deal with the current world and with the changes that are already in process in our niches." (Merja Bauters, Mind & Society, Vol. 11, 2012)