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Natural counting and measuring: The role of linguistic and referential cues in determining which quantity is “More”
Humans have a wide choice of dimensions they can quantify. Objects and the stuff they are made of have multiple quantitati...
Conceptualizing cognitive flexibility: Singular versus modular view – Which one holds up?
Cognitive flexibility (CF) is widely regarded as a crucial cognitive ability and a fundamental executive function, defined...
Numerosity adaptation resists filtering: Insights from an illusory contour paradigm
The mechanisms underlying numerosity perception remain debated, with some theories proposing a dedicated system for segmen...
Forest before trees? It depends on not only what you see, but also what you hear
Our visual environment is structured hierarchically, akin to the classic “forest before trees” analogy (Navon, 1977). Proc...
Updating of information in working memory: Time course and consequences
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Exploring the bounded rationality in human decision anomalies through an assemblable computational framework
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A position coding model that accounts for the effects of event boundaries on temporal order memory
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In the United States, children are more likely than adults to condone discrimination
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Optimal allocation of time in risky choices under opportunity costs
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Word order effects in sentence reading
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Modelling orthographic similarity effects in recognition memory reveals support for open bigram representations of letter coding
Modelling orthographic similarity effects in recognition memory reveals support for open bigram representations of letter coding
A variety of letter string representations has been proposed in the reading literature to account for empirically establis...
The impact of cognitive resource constraints on goal prioritization
The impact of cognitive resource constraints on goal prioritization
Many decisions we face daily entail deliberation about how to coordinate resources shared between multiple, competing goal...
Interactive structure building in sentence production
Interactive structure building in sentence production
Volume 148, February 2024, 101616Author links open overlay panel, Highlights•We contrasted models of grammatical encoding,...
Evidence accumulation is not essential for generating intertemporal preference: A comparison of dynamic cognitive models of matching tasks
Evidence accumulation is not essential for generating intertemporal preference: A comparison of dynamic cognitive models of matching tasks
Intertemporal preference has been investigated mainly with a choice paradigm. However, a matching paradigm might be more i...
Risky decisions are influenced by individual attributes as a function of risk preference
Risky decisions are influenced by individual attributes as a function of risk preference
Volume 147, December 2023, 101614Author links open overlay panel, , , , , AbstractIt has long been assumed in economic the...
Learning dimensions of meaning: Children’s acquisition of but
Learning dimensions of meaning: Children’s acquisition of but
Volume 147, December 2023, 101597Author links open overlay panel, , , , AbstractConnectives such as but are critical for b...
Modeling the continuous recognition paradigm to determine how retrieval can impact subsequent retrievals
Modeling the continuous recognition paradigm to determine how retrieval can impact subsequent retrievals
There are several ways in which retrieval during a memory test can harm memory: (a) retrieval can cause an increase in int...
Learning to generalise but not segment an artificial language at 17 months predicts children’s language skills 3 years later
Learning to generalise but not segment an artificial language at 17 months predicts children’s language skills 3 years later
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Syntactic theory of mathematical expressions
Syntactic theory of mathematical expressions
Volume 146, November 2023, 101606Author links open overlay panel, AbstractMathematical expressions consist of recursive co...
How trial-to-trial learning shapes mappings in the mental lexicon: Modelling lexical decision with linear discriminative learning
How trial-to-trial learning shapes mappings in the mental lexicon: Modelling lexical decision with linear discriminative learning
KeywordsTrial-to-trial learningLinear discriminative learningLexical decisionDistributional semanticsMental lexiconIndivid...
Psychological value theory: A computational cognitive model of charitable giving
Psychological value theory: A computational cognitive model of charitable giving
KeywordsCharityPsychological values theoryIn-group biasUtility theoryStereotype content modelData availabilityThe data and...
Testing formal cognitive models of classification and old-new recognition in a real-world high-dimensional category domain
Testing formal cognitive models of classification and old-new recognition in a real-world high-dimensional category domain
Categorization and old-new recognition memory are closely linked topics in the cognitive-psychology literature and there h...
A spatially continuous diffusion model of visual working memory
A spatially continuous diffusion model of visual working memory
We present results from five visual working memory (VWM) experiments in which participants were briefly shown between 2 an...
Form to meaning mapping and the impact of explicit morpheme combination in novel word processing
Form to meaning mapping and the impact of explicit morpheme combination in novel word processing
Volume 145, September 2023, 101594Author links open overlay panel, , , , , AbstractIn the present study, we leveraged comp...
Norm conflicts and epistemic modals
Norm conflicts and epistemic modals
Statements containing epistemic modals (e.g., “by spring 2023 most European countries may have the Covid-19 pandemic under...
It's not just what we don't know: The mapping problem in the acquisition of negation
It's not just what we don't know: The mapping problem in the acquisition of negation
How do learners learn what no and not mean when they are only presented with what is? Given its complexity, abstractness, ...
Serial attention to serial memory: The psychological refractory period in forward and backward cued recall
Guided by the conjecture that memory retrieval is attention turned inward, we examined serial attention in serial memory, ...
Keeping quantifier meaning in mind: Connecting semantics, cognition, and pragmatics
Volume 144, August 2023, 101584Author links open overlay panel, , AbstractA complete theory of the meaning of linguistic e...
What’s so hard about hierarchical control? Pinpointing processing constraints within cue-based and serial-order control structures
Most task spaces require a hierarchical structure, where decisions on one level are contingent on previous decisions made ...
Middle-schoolers' misconceptions in discretized nonsymbolic proportional reasoning explain fraction biases better than their continuous reasoning: Evidence from correlation and cluster analyses
Early emerging nonsymbolic proportional skills have been posited as a foundational ability for later fraction learning. A ...
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