The Reasoning Lab presented work at the CogSci 2020 virtual conference this year, including research on temporal reasoning, reasoning about desire, genericity and semantic memory, teleology and agency, and quantification. Here’s an archive of the presentations:

• Gordon Briggs and Hillary Harner speak about how people generate descriptions that include quantifiers
• Laura Kelly talks about systematic biases in the way people understand durations
• Hillary Harner talks about how people make generalizations about the functions of agents
• Hillary Harner talks about how people’s ability to recall semantic features depends on the way they represent concepts
• Hillary Harner presents a new model-based theory of how people reason about desires