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Submissions from 2024

Overthinking TV, Alan Jern

Submissions from 2022

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Deepfake Luke Skywalker Should Scare Us, Alan Jern

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Do people use social information to improve predictions about everyday events?, Alan Jern and Stephen Payne

Submissions from 2021

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The Intelligent Life of Droids: If robots can be devious, self-righteous, and expressive, why not sentient?, Alan Jern

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A Computational Framework for Understanding the Roles of Simplicity and Rational Support in People's Behavior Explanations, Alan Jern, Austin Derrow-Pinion, and A. J. Piergiovann

Submissions from 2020

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Many Labs 5: Testing Pre-Data-Collection Peer Review as an Intervention to Increase Replicability, Alan Jern, Nicholas Buttrick, Balazs Aczel, Lena Aeschbach, Michael Bernstein, and Antonia Ciunci

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Many Labs 5: Registered Multisite Replication of the Tempting-Fate Effects in Risen and Gilovich, Alan Jern, Maya Mathur, Diane-Jo Bart-Plange, and Balazs Aczel

Submissions from 2018

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A Preliminary Study of the Educational Benefits of Conducting Replications in the Classroom, Alan Jern

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People are Intuitive Economists under the Right Conditions, Alan Jern

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Corrigendum to "People Learn Other People's Preferences through Inverse Decision-Making", Alan Jern, C. G. Lucas, and C. Kemp

Can an Engineering Competition Catalyze Curriculum Innovation?, Alan Jern, Ryder C. Winck, Carlotta Berry, and Yosi Shibberu

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A Data-Driven Approach Towards Human-Robot Collaborative Problem Solving in a Shared Space, Alan Jern, Michael Wollowski, Carlotta Berry, Yosi Shibberu, Alan Chiu, and Ryder Winck

Submissions from 2017

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People Learn Other People's Preferences Through Inverse Decision-Making, Alan Jern, C.G. Lucas, and C. Kemp

Submissions from 2016

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Enough with the Spoiler Alerts! Plot Spoilers Often Increase Enjoyment, Alan Jern

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What HBO's Westworld Gets Wrong (and Right) About Human Nature, Alan Jern

Submissions from 2015

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A Decision Network Account of Reasoning About Other People's Choices, Alan Jern and C. Kemp

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Computational Principles Underlying People's Behavior Explanations, Alan Jern and A.J. Piergiovanni

Submissions from 2014

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Belief Polarization is Not Always Irrational, Alan Jern, K.K Chang, and C. Kemp

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A Taxonomy of Inductive Problems, Alan Jern and C. Kemp

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Reasoning About Social Choices and Social Relationships, Alan Jern and C. Kemp

Submissions from 2013

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A Probabilistic Account of Exemplar and Category Generation, Alan Jern and C. Kemp