Lezing 'Three Facets of Control'

Control is a notoriously multi-faceted concept. We will consider three particular aspects distributed across time: before, during and after the exertion of control.

1. Ccontrollability: the quantification of the potential for appropriate influence in an environment prior to initiating an action. 
2. Multiple layers of meta-control over action and computation that are involved during the calculation and execution of actions. 
3. Local and global meta-cognition: the assessment and attribution of the outcomes of attempts at control between different, partly-competing, causes.