Early perceptual operations are central components of the dynamics of social categorization.
The wealth of information provided by facial cues presents challenges to our understanding …

We present a dynamical systems account of how simple social information influences
perspective-taking. Our account is motivated by the notion that perspective-taking may obey …

It is now well established that the time course of perceptual processing influences the first
second or so of performance in a wide variety of cognitive tasks. Over the last 20 years, there …

The motor system is tightly linked with perception and cognition. Recent studies have shown
that even anticipated biophysical action costs associated with competing response options …

Les modèles cognitifs numériques traditionnels se basent sur la métaphore cognitive de
l'informatique qui suppose que les décisions numériques se produisent en phases distinctes …

The masked congruence effect (MCE) elicited by nonconsciously presented faces in a sex-
categorization task has recently been shown to be sensitive to the effects of attention. Here …

Traditional theories of psychology define the cognitive system as composed of insular,
encapsulated components, controlled by a central executive. An alternative hypothesis …

This article explores US English speakers' perception of subject–verb agreement variation
by using self-paced reading and mouse tracking. Two experiments exposed participants to …

Theory of" embodied cognition" suggests that a variety of mental activities are reflected in
states of the body, such as postures, arm movements and facial expressions. The present …

The present study investigated how constraining movement affects interpersonal
coordination and joint cognitive performance. Pairs of participants worked cooperatively to …