Cognition

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volume 254, 2024

Joshua Snell, Joelle Simon
Readers encode absolute letter positions. Cognition 254 (2024)
Joost Haarsma, Aaron Kaltenmaier, Stephen M Fleming, Peter Kok
Expectations about presence enhance the influence of content-specific expectations on low-level orientation judgements. Cognition 254 (2024)
Calum Hartley, Lucy Colbourne, Naziya Lokat, Rachel Kelly, John J Shaw
Investigating children's valuation of authentic and inauthentic objects: Visible object properties vs. invisible ownership history. Cognition 254 (2024)
Yan Chen, Adam Tierney, Peter Q Pfordresher
Speech-to-song transformation in perception and production. Cognition 254 (2024)
Mingjun Zhai, Chen Feng, Qingqing Qu, Simon Fischer-Baum
The primacy of taxonomic semantic organization over thematic semantic organization during picture naming. Cognition 254 (2024)
Eszter Szabó, Ágnes-Melinda Kovács
Do early meanings of negation map onto a fully-fledged negation concept in infancy? Cognition 254 (2024)
Kevin D Wilson, May Lonergan, Claire Nagel, Brian P Meier
Does reductive information increase satisfaction with scientific explanations? Three preregistered tests of the reductive allure effect. Cognition 254 (2024)

volume 253, 2024

Kosuke Motoki, Charles Spence, Carlos Velasco
Colour/shape-taste correspondences across three languages in ChatGPT. Cognition 253 (2024)
Maddie Cusimano, Luke B Hewitt, Josh H McDermott
Listening with generative models. Cognition 253 (2024)
Andreea Zaman, Roni Setton, Caroline Catmur, Charlotte Russell
What is autonoetic consciousness? Examining what underlies subjective experience in memory and future thinking. Cognition 253 (2024)
Cheongil Kim, Sang Chul Chong
Metacognition of perceptual resolution across and around the visual field. Cognition 253 (2024)
Haoyang Yu, Irene Sperandio, Lihong Chen
Simple actions modulate context-dependent visual size perception at late processing stages. Cognition 253 (2024)
Amber M Giacona, Brynn N Schuetter, Lana E Dranow, Christopher S Peters, James Michael Lampinen
Thinking outside the red box: Does the simultaneous Showup distinguish between filler siphoning and diagnostic feature detection accounts of lineup/Showup differences? Cognition 253 (2024)
Lucie Wolters, Ori Lavi-Rotbain, Inbal Arnon
Zipfian distributions facilitate children's learning of novel word-referent mappings. Cognition 253 (2024)

volume 252, 2024

Michelle A Hurst, Steven T Piantadosi
Continuous and discrete proportion elicit different cognitive strategies. Cognition 252 (2024)
Jason K Chow, Thomas J Palmeri
Manipulating and measuring variation in deep neural network (DNN) representations of objects. Cognition 252 (2024)
Travis M Seale-Carlisle
Improving the diagnostic value of lineup rejections. Cognition 252 (2024)
Marlène Abadie, Christelle Guette, Amélie Troubat, Valérie Camos
The influence of working memory mechanisms on false memories in immediate and delayed tests. Cognition 252 (2024)
Adam J L Harris, Shi-Hui Kau, Alice Liefgreen
Subjective Probability Increases Across Communication Chains: Introducing the Probability Escalation Effect. Cognition 252 (2024)
Justin F Landy, Benjamin A Lemli, Pritika Shah, Alexander D Perry, Rebekah Sager
Moral preference reversals: Violations of procedure invariance in moral judgments of sacrificial dilemmas. Cognition 252 (2024)
Karl Halvor Teigen, Marie Juanchich
Do claims about certainty make estimates less certain? Cognition 252 (2024)
Mads N Arnestad, Samuel Meyers, Kurt Gray, Yochanan E Bigman
The existence of manual mode increases human blame for AI mistakes. Cognition 252 (2024)
Kevin Jamey, Nicholas E V Foster, Krista L Hyde, Simone Dalla Bella
Does music training improve inhibition control in children? A systematic review and meta-analysis. Cognition 252 (2024)
Sangeet Khemlani, Samuel G B Johnson, Daniel M Oppenheimer, Abigail B Sussman
The latent scope bias: Robust and replicable. Cognition 252 (2024)
Peng Qian, Sophie Bridgers, Maya Taliaferro, Kiera Parece, Tomer D Ullman
Ambivalence by design: A computational account of loopholes. Cognition 252 (2024)

volume 251, 2024

Batel Buaron, Daniel Reznik, Roy Mukamel
High or low expectations: Expected intensity of action outcome is embedded in action kinetics. Cognition 251 (2024)
Michael T Ullman, Talat Bulut, Matthew Walenski
Hijacking limitations of working memory load to test for composition in language. Cognition 251 (2024)
Nicoleta Prutean, Luc Vermeylen, Nanne Kukkonen, S Tabitha Steendam, Joshua O Eayrs, Ruth M Krebs, Jan R Wiersema, Eliana Vassena, C Nico Boehler, Wim Notebaert
Mind the instructions: Reward cues are liked first, wanted later. Cognition 251 (2024)
Philip Thierfelder
The time course of Cantonese and Hong Kong Sign Language phonological activation: An ERP study of deaf bimodal bilingual readers of Chinese. Cognition 251 (2024)
Jesse H Grabman, Ian G Dobbins, Chad S Dodson
Comparing human evaluations of eyewitness statements to a machine learning classifier under pristine and suboptimal lineup administration procedures. Cognition 251 (2024)
Filipp Schmidt, Laura Noejovich, George Chakalos, Flip Phillips
Perceptual plausibility of exaggerated realistic motion. Cognition 251 (2024)
Andrew M Smith, Rebecca C Ying, Alexandria R Goldstein, Ryan J Fitzgerald
Absolute-judgment models better predict eyewitness decision-making than do relative-judgment models. Cognition 251 (2024)
Daniele Gatti, Francesca Rodio, Luca Rinaldi, Marco Marelli
On humans' (explicit) intuitions about the meaning of novel words. Cognition 251 (2024)
Kali Woodruff Carr, Sandra R Waxman
The link between non-human primate vocalizations and cognition is not constrained by maturation alone: Evidence from healthy preterm infants. Cognition 251 (2024)
Nadine Lavan, Clare A M Sutherland
Idiosyncratic and shared contributions shape impressions from voices and faces. Cognition 251 (2024)
Kali Woodruff Carr, Sandra R Waxman
The link between non-human primate vocalizations and cognition is not constrained by maturation alone: Evidence from healthy preterm infants. Cognition 251 (2024)
Daniele Gatti, Francesca Rodio, Luca Rinaldi, Marco Marelli
On humans' (explicit) intuitions about the meaning of novel words. Cognition 251 (2024)
Philip Thierfelder
The time course of Cantonese and Hong Kong Sign Language phonological activation: An ERP study of deaf bimodal bilingual readers of Chinese. Cognition 251 (2024)
Lettie Wareing, Lisa P Y Lin, Megan Rose Readman, Trevor J Crawford, Matthew R Longo, Sally A Linkenauger
Representations of the relative proportions of body part width. Cognition 251 (2024)
Judy Sein Kim, Clara Colombatto, M J Crockett
Goal inference in moral narratives. Cognition 251 (2024)
Nicoleta Prutean, Luc Vermeylen, Nanne Kukkonen, S Tabitha Steendam, Joshua O Eayrs, Ruth M Krebs, Jan R Wiersema, Eliana Vassena, C Nico Boehler, Wim Notebaert
Mind the instructions: Reward cues are liked first, wanted later. Cognition 251 (2024)
Batel Buaron, Daniel Reznik, Roy Mukamel
High or low expectations: Expected intensity of action outcome is embedded in action kinetics. Cognition 251 (2024)
Filipp Schmidt, Laura Noejovich, George Chakalos, Flip Phillips
Perceptual plausibility of exaggerated realistic motion. Cognition 251 (2024)
Jesse H Grabman, Ian G Dobbins, Chad S Dodson
Comparing human evaluations of eyewitness statements to a machine learning classifier under pristine and suboptimal lineup administration procedures. Cognition 251 (2024)
Kali Woodruff Carr, Sandra R Waxman
The link between non-human primate vocalizations and cognition is not constrained by maturation alone: Evidence from healthy preterm infants. Cognition 251 (2024)
Michael T Ullman, Talat Bulut, Matthew Walenski
Hijacking limitations of working memory load to test for composition in language. Cognition 251 (2024)
Zhiqing Deng, Jie Gao, Toni Li, Yan Chen, BoYu Gao, Fang Fang, Jody C Culham, Juan Chen
Viewpoint adaptation revealed potential representational differences between 2D images and 3D objects. Cognition 251 (2024)
Alexandra G Rosati, Elisa Felsche, Megan F Cole, Rebeca Atencia, Joshua Rukundo
Flexible information-seeking in chimpanzees. Cognition 251 (2024)
Andrew M Smith, Rebecca C Ying, Alexandria R Goldstein, Ryan J Fitzgerald
Absolute-judgment models better predict eyewitness decision-making than do relative-judgment models. Cognition 251 (2024)
Maria Pflüger, David Buttelmann, Birgit Elsner
How children come to (not) detect and apply multiple functions for objects: Rethinking perseveration and functional fixedness. Cognition 251 (2024)