Maria Kon described joint research on building a computational cognitive model of how people perceive two moving objects as a chase at the latest International Conference on Cognitive Modeling (2025), which took place from July 25-29 in Columbus, Ohio.
About Me
I am a Senior Cognitive Scientist at the US Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC. I run the Reasoning Lab at NRL, where we study and build simulations of the mental processes that underlie everyday human reasoning.
Recent Posts
- Kon describes modeling work on pursuit perception at ICCM 2025
- Talk on reasoning at “Cognition Across NIH” workshop
- Congratulations to Branden Bio!
- Paper on latent scope biases now out in Cognition
- Research on “chases” published in CogSci 2024 Proceedings
- Symposium on explanatory reasoning at ICT 2024
- Paper in Cognitive Development on how children use the word “want”
- New feature in The Reasoner on the Handbook of Rationality
- PNAS paper on truth values outside logic
- Research on mental state reasoning published at CogSci 2023
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