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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:20.3/Q1

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Emily Brooks,Joshua Hendrikse,Ethan R Buch et al. Emily Brooks et al.
Memory consolidation is a critical process in learning, with new information and skills strengthened 'offline' during periods of rest. Research has typically investigated consolidation over hours-days, but recent work has identified rapid c...
Zhivar Sourati,Alireza S Ziabari,Morteza Dehghani Zhivar Sourati
Cognitive diversity, reflected in variations of language, perspective, and reasoning, is essential to creativity and collective intelligence. This diversity is rich and grounded in culture, history, and individual experience. Yet, as large ...
Dorsa Amir,Benjamin Pitt Dorsa Amir
Human culture and cognition vary widely across groups, but how exactly culture 'shapes' cognition remains underspecified. In this review, we outline four qualitatively different pathways by which culture can shape cognition. In this framewo...
Samuel G B Johnson,Amir-Hossein Karimi,Yoshua Bengio et al. Samuel G B Johnson et al.
Although artificial intelligence (AI) has become increasingly smart, its wisdom has not kept pace. In this opinion article, we examine what is known about human wisdom and sketch a vision of its AI counterpart. We introduce human wisdom as ...
Kerem Oktar,Isaac J Handley-Miner,Max Kleiman-Weiner et al. Kerem Oktar et al.
Cognitive science has recently begun exploring how people conceptualize and reason about truth. We offer the field a framework that can guide inquiry into intuitive theories of truth, centered on three core questions: how do people judge wh...
Linnea I Laestadius,Celeste Campos-Castillo Linnea I Laestadius
Concerns about mental and physical health harms from chatbots are prompting policies mandating ongoing reminders that chatbots are not human. While well-intended, evidence suggests that reminders may be either ineffective or harmful to user...
Maximilian Maier,Vanessa Cheung,Falk Lieder Maximilian Maier
Real-world moral decisions are constrained by limited information and bounded cognitive resources, necessitating heuristic strategies. We argue that choices in moral dilemmas should be analysed in terms of decision strategies rather than et...