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期刊名:Trends in cognitive sciences

缩写:TRENDS COGN SCI

ISSN:1364-6613

e-ISSN:1879-307X

IF/分区:17.2/Q1

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Tobias Grossmann Tobias Grossmann
Recent discoveries from Been et al., Schoenemann et al., and Verheijen et al. challenge our understanding of Neanderthals. Their brains appear more human-like than previously believed, and their hunting is cooperative and well organized. Ye...
Huili Chen,Stephen R Grimm,Olga Russakovsky et al. Huili Chen et al.
What do artificial intelligence (AI) systems "understand"? This question arises not only in assessing a system's intelligence but also in evaluation practices to ensure the safe and responsible deployment of AI. Drawing on scholarship from ...
Martin Lang,Khatereh Borhani,Alexandra Ružičková et al. Martin Lang et al.
From petitionary prayers to pilgrimages, rituals are found in every known culture. Yet, the reason for their persistence is a matter of active debate. Some studies portray rituals as attempts to affect uncertain outcomes, whereas others emp...
Kayson Fakhar,Duncan E Astle Kayson Fakhar
Human brain architecture is guiding brain-inspired artificial intelligence (AI) and has been treated as an optimal template, whose deviations could mark different psychiatric and neurological conditions. We argue this premise is wrong: unde...
Alireza Valizadeh Alireza Valizadeh
Recent work by Siems et al. shows that the brain rhythmically samples competing alternatives through covert spatial attention. This challenges continuous models of decision-making and suggests that evaluation is temporally structured by osc...
Edgar Dubourg,Hayley K Jach,Thomas Beuchot et al. Edgar Dubourg et al.
Individuals high in Openness to Experience are more likely to enjoy imaginary worlds, visit museums, be vaccinated, support redistribution, endorse animal rights, and volunteer, alongside a wide array of other characteristic behaviors. Alth...
Junhua Dang,Shanshan Xiao Junhua Dang
Behavioral tasks often show robust group effects yet unreliable person-level estimates. Many 'reliability fixes' yield mixed results because they rarely change the two determinants of person-level reliability: trials per person and per-tria...
Maëlle Lerebourg,Surya Gayet,Floris P de Lange et al. Maëlle Lerebourg et al.
To prioritize the visual processing of task-relevant objects in our surroundings, we rely on an attentional template-an internal representation of object features that guides attention toward potential targets. Decades of research have char...
Richard J Allen,Alan D Baddeley,Graham J Hitch Richard J Allen
The assumption that attention and short-term memory combine to play a crucial role in cognition continues to influence cognitive modeling. We trace the development of the multicomponent model of working memory, initially consisting of a lim...