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Thomas P O&#x;Connell,Tyler Bonnen,Yoni Friedman et al. Thomas P O&#x;Connell et al.
Humans make rich inferences about the geometry of the visual world. While deep neural networks (DNNs) achieve human-level performance on some psychophysical tasks (e.g., rapid classification of object or scene categories), they often fail i...
Rebekah A Gelpí,Kay Otsubo,Amy Whalen et al. Rebekah A Gelpí et al.
Children and adults alike rely on others to learn about the world, but also need to be able to determine the strength of both their own evidence as well as the evidence that other people provide, particularly when different sources of infor...
Sujith Thomas,Aditya Kapoor,Narayanan Srinivasan Sujith Thomas
Differentiation and Combination theories make different predictions about the order in which information is processed during categorization. Differentiation theory posits that holistic processing of a stimulus occurs before individual featu...
Manuel Bohn,Michael C Frank Manuel Bohn
Pragmatic inferences are based on assumptions about how speakers communicate: speakers are taken to be cooperative and rational; they consider alternatives and make intentional choices to produce maximally informative utterances. In princip...
Laura Schlingloff-Nemecz,Barbara Pomiechowska,Denis Tatone et al. Laura Schlingloff-Nemecz et al.
Instrumental helping is one of the paradigmatic "prosocial" behaviors featured in developmental research on sociomoral reasoning, but not much is known about how children recognize instances of helping behaviors or understand the term 'help...
Joshua Zonca,Lilia Del Mauro,Aldo Rustichini et al. Joshua Zonca et al.
A remarkable feature of human intelligence is the ability to optimize our decisions based on the potential actions of others. This ability, i.e., strategic sophistication, is crucial in strategic interactions, where we need to predict other...
Mireia Marimon,Elena Berdasco-Muñoz,Barbara Höhle et al. Mireia Marimon et al.
Young infants can segment continuous speech with acoustic as well as statistical cues. Understanding how these cues interact can be informative about how infants solve the segmentation problem. This study investigates the use of acoustic an...
Isaias Ghezae,Fan Yang,Hongbo Yu Isaias Ghezae
Is everyone equally justified in blaming another's moral transgression? Across five studies (four pre-registered; total N = 1,316 American participants), we investigated the perception of moral standing to blame-the appropriateness and legi...
Alexandra Mayn,Jia E Loy,Vera Demberg Alexandra Mayn
The cooperative principle states that communicators expect each other to be cooperative and adhere to rational conversational principles. Do listeners keep track of the reasoning sophistication of the speaker and incorporate it into the inf...
Paula A Maldonado Moscoso,Giovanni Anobile,Giuseppe Maduli et al. Paula A Maldonado Moscoso et al.
When objects are grouped in space, humans can estimate numerosity more precisely than when they are randomly scattered. This phenomenon, called groupitizing, is thought to arise from the interplay of two components: the subitizing system wh...