The robustness and flexibility of human language is underpinned by a machinery of
interactive repair. Repair is deeply intertwined with two core properties of human language …

Alternative grading strategies are increasingly popular in higher education, but research into
the outcomes of these strategies is limited. This scoping review aims to provide an overview …

Whether top-down feedback modulates perception has deep implications for cognitive
theories. Debate has been vigorous in the domain of spoken word recognition, where …

One important goal of cognitive science is to understand the mind in terms of its
representational and computational capacities, where computational modeling plays an …

Recent advances in deep learning AI has demanded better explanations on AI's operations
to enhance transparency of AI's decisions, especially in critical systems such as self-driving …

According to Talmy, in verb-framed languages (eg, French), the core schema of an event
(Path) is lexicalized, leaving the co-event (Manner) in the periphery of the sentence or …

Highlights•Self-sustenance, communication, and replication are observed in nonbiological
systems.•Every system requires a bidirectional exchange of information with the …

Grounded cognition states that mental representations of concepts consist of experiential
aspects. For example, the concept “cup” consists of the sensorimotor experiences from …

Mouse tracking is an important source of data in cognitive science. Most contemporary
mouse tracking studies use binary-choice tasks and analyze the curvature or velocity of an …

Introduction In the cognitive and behavioral sciences, there is an occasional tendency to
implicitly assume that only a central nervous system (CNS) can carry out cognition, while …