Both decision making and sensorimotor control require real-time processing of noisy
information streams. Historically these processes were thought to operate sequentially …

Perceivers spontaneously sort other people's faces into social categories and activate the
stereotype knowledge associated with those categories. In the work described here …

Parallel language activation in bilinguals leads to competition between languages.
Experience managing this interference may aid novel language learning by improving the …

People use social categories to perceive others, extracting category cues to glean
membership. Growing evidence for continuous dynamics in real-time cognition suggests …

We explored the influence of negation on cognitive dynamics, measured using mouse‐
movement trajectories, to test the classic notion that negation acts as an operator on …

Abstract Reasoning that is deliberative and reflective often requires the inhibition of intuitive
responses. The Cognitive Reflection Test (CRT) is designed to assess people's ability to …

Decision-making is central to human cognition. Fundamental to every decision is the ability
to internally represent the available choices and their relative costs and benefits. The most …

Despite its many twists and turns, the arc of cognitive science generally bends toward
progress, thanks to its interdisciplinary nature. By glancing at the last few decades of …

Cognitive capacities afford contingent associations between sensory information and
behavioral responses. We studied this problem using an olfactory delayed match to sample …

The prominent dual process model of moral cognition suggests that reasoners intuitively
detect that harming others is wrong (deontological System-1 morality) but have to engage in …