Cognition's Physical, Psychological And Social Processes And Their Integration

Cognition study is very important and most significant to the discovery of the mystery of human being and nature. This article studies the cognition from the philosophy point of view, and believes that the physical, psychological and social processes are three basic processes. We think cognition study should pay more attention to: (1) Cognition only belongs to human beings that is all cognition studies in the final analysis relies on human being; human's cognition relies on its physical, psychological and social process. (2) The three cognition processes of human being can't exist solo because of its localization in research angle and methods but they play a very important role in cognition study as three support.The study shows that:(1) Human being's cognition based on physical structure. It depends on nerve system that is constructed by nerve cells. While function of nerve system depends on its structure that is come into being during a long period of time and the maturating of the structure. (2) Human being's cognition based on psychological development. The activity of human being's cognition is a most significant in it's psychological process. Human being's cognition needs to be fulfilled and enriched through human being's psychological development. Thus human being's cognition can be colorful and complex. (3) Human being's cognition based on social grouping process. Human being's cognition can't exist without the power of group. We can only perform human being's cognition under the context of culture. (4) Human being's cognition is an process and interaction among physical body -individual- colony. (5) We can use coordinate method to build a tri-coordinate based on the three processes to establish concerned cognition studies; use contextual analysis to explain cognition studies and their interact with each other and gets a wholly understanding of cognition study and describes happening, developing and changing rules of cognition studies.