Children use speaker knowledge to learn novel subordinate vs. basic-level nouns [0.03%]
学龄前儿童利用说话人知识来学习新型下位词与基本级名词的区别
June Choe,Anna Papafragou
June Choe
Children typically prefer the so-called "basic"-level (e.g., dog) versus narrower subordinate (e.g., dalmatian) meanings in acquisition. Subordinate conjectures are facilitated by contrast; for example, when shown a dalmatian and a corgi ea...
Testing the emergentist theory of number perception throughout development [0.03%]
从发育的角度检验数感知的突发式理论
Miranda N Long,Kiana Rashidi,Darko Odic
Miranda N Long
The origins of abstract concepts remain a central question in cognitive science. Empiricist theories propose that such concepts can be acquired through a set of domain-general learning mechanisms, whereas nativist accounts maintain that mos...
Giacomo Spinelli,Stephen J Lupker
Giacomo Spinelli
Adaptive control-the ability to modulate attention based on contextual demands-is typically assumed to be a domain-general cognitive function. The function's actual domain-generality, however, remains unclear, as confound-controlled evidenc...
Sublexical semantic decoding during incidental novel word learning in natural Chinese reading [0.03%]
自然阅读中意外学习生词时的次词法语义解码过程
Feifei Liang,Ying Xiang,Linlin Feng et al.
Feifei Liang et al.
The majority of Chinese characters convey meaning explicitly via their semantic radical and studies investigating isolated character identification and character acquisition have shown them to be an important source of sublexical semantic i...
Elyse D Z Chase,Kevin A Smith,Sean Follmer et al.
Elyse D Z Chase et al.
How do people decide whether one event caused another? While previous research has focused on visual and auditory cues in causal perception, the role of touch remains underexplored. Here, we investigate how haptic feedback contributes to ca...
Separating decision and motor contributions to behavioral biases induced by manipulating stimulus probability [0.03%]
分离由操纵刺激概率引起的决策和运动对行为偏差的贡献
Edouard Dendauw,Gordon D Logan,Jeffrey D Schall et al.
Edouard Dendauw et al.
Stimulus probability manipulations typically increase the proportion of responses associated with the more likely stimulus and reduce response times, especially when stimulus discriminability is low. Sequential sampling models primarily att...
Congruency drives "conflict adaptation" independent of conflict: Converging evidence from behavior and computational modeling [0.03%]
一致性驱动的冲突适应独立于冲突：行为和计算建模的证据收敛性证实了这一点
Daniel H Weissman,Matt Jones,Katie A McNair et al.
Daniel H Weissman et al.
While performing distractor-interference tasks, people exhibit smaller congruency effects (i.e., less interference from distractors) after incongruent trials than after congruent trials. The influential conflict-monitoring model (Botvinick ...
Corrigendum to "Network analyses identify critical factors for facilitating future-oriented decision-making" [Cogn. Psychol. 165 (2026) 101815] [0.03%]
关于“网络分析识别促进前瞻性决策的关键因素”一文的勘误(期刊:Cognitive Psychology卷:165年份:2026页码:101815)
Huimin Wu,Zhiyuan Xue,Xiong Xiao et al.
Huimin Wu et al.
Published Erratum
Cognitive psychology. 2026 May 28:101817. DOI:10.1016/j.cogpsych.2026.101817 2026
The time course of local coherence effects in German: Evidence from self-paced reading times and event-related potentials [0.03%]
句法协调效应的时间进程：基于自控阅读时间和事件相关脑电位的德语证据
Pia Schoknecht,Dario Paape,Shravan Vasishth
Pia Schoknecht
In sentences like "The coach smiled at the player tossed a frisbee," the string "the player tossed a frisbee" cannot be an active subject-verb-object (SVO) clause given the preceding context; yet, comprehenders seem to entertain this incorr...
Effectiveness of a Kalman filter model constrained by efficient coding in explaining the coexistence of repulsive and attractive perceptual biases [0.03%]
有效约束下Kalman滤波模型解释感知偏差吸引性和排斥性共存的实证效应及局限性的研究
Ziyang Zhang,Qi Sun,Zhongting Chen
Ziyang Zhang
Human perception, despite its high precision, consistently exhibits systematic biases. Interestingly, perceptual biases measured from perceptual estimation tasks can be either towards (attractive) or away from (repulsive) a feature referenc...