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AndreiCimpianAndrei Cimpian@AndreiCimpian·
13 Feb

Our paper on cognitive inputs to explanation is now out in the latest issue of @TrendsCognSci! Free pdf: https://t.co/nQMEAjzjL2 https://t.co/bmr6NCWuRC

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AndrewRAConwayAndrew R. A. Conway, Ph.D.@AndrewRAConway·
9 Feb

NEW Current Directions article on the meaning of IQ and intelligence. If you want a fresh perspective on IQ, based on evidence from psychometrics, cognitive psychology, and neuroscience, check it out! https://t.co/QqbmqPuoX1

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6 Feb

Last month, we honored our past executive director and lifelong science advocate, Paula Skedsvold. Read more about her career here and legacy here! https://t.co/Id2aLgcDOC

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natvelaliNatalia Vélez@natvelali·
1 Feb

Can't wait to play around with this! Gorgeous plots 🙂 https://t.co/dOPmJT9TqP

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nowthisnewsNowThis@nowthisnews·
29 Jan

‘It feels like I’m at a firefighters conference and no one’s allowed to speak about water.’ — This historian wasn’t afraid to confront the billionaires at Davos about their greed

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Rainmaker1973Massimo@Rainmaker1973·
30 Jan

The Mandelbulb is a 3-dimensional fractal: since a canonical 3-dimensional Mandelbrot set does not exist, it is possible to construct Mandelbrot sets in 4 dimensions using quaternions & bicomplex numbers https://t.co/N4eistdw5T | https://t.co/Nyl7iSIKu6 | https://t.co/t0jyO0foBT

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CaAlCasper Albers@CaAl·
29 Jan

What probability corresponds to words as "Likely" and "Maybe"? Together with @sannejwwillems and @ionicasmeets I studied interpretations (n=881) of Dutch "probability words". Some words have very different meanings for different people. This is important for risk communication.

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SangeetKhemlaniSunny Khemlani@SangeetKhemlani·
29 Jan

Exciting results by Kay et al. on how the rat hippocampus cycles between spatial representations of alternative possibilities (paths of a maze)

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Regular cycling between representations of alternatives in the hippocampus https://t.co/5bRS9InVpW #biorxiv_neursci

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AndreiCimpianAndrei Cimpian@AndreiCimpian·
29 Jan

More (experimental) evidence that teaching ratings are biased against female instructors, as well as an interesting potential solution -- forthcoming article in American Sociological Review by @AndrasTilcsik and Lauren Rivera https://t.co/tzTHEDMeXo

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tom_hartleyTom Hartley@tom_hartley·
25 Jan

@matthewmatix In cognitive sciences, a range of different levels of analysis and scope are possible, and choosing the level of analysis and scope, balancing parsimony, complexity, integrative and predictive properties is a key component of modelling.

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Sangeet Khemlani

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I study how people think & reason.

Latest news

  • Recent research featured by the Psychonomics Society / 20 Nov
  • Postdoc positions in cognitive science at NRL / 16 Oct
  • Paper on omissive causes in Memory & Cognition / 23 Jul
  • Paper on reasoning about facts and possibilities out in Cognitive Science / 18 Jul
  • New theory of teleological generalizations in CogSci 2018 / 19 Apr
  • CFP: Stockholm Workshop on Human + Automated Reasoning / 10 Apr
  • HRI 2018 presentation on explanatory biases + deep learning / 12 Mar
  • Talk on omissions at the Duke U. Workshop on Causal Reasoning / 10 Mar

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