Topics in Cognitive Science, Volume 6

Volume 6, Number 1, January 2014

Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 1 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 1 of topiCS. 1

Editor's Introduction: Does Cognition Deteriorate With Age or Is It Enhanced by Experience?

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  Wayne D. Gray, Thomas T. Hills:
  Does Cognition Deteriorate With Age or Is It Enhanced by Experience? 2-4

Original Article

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  Michael Ramscar, Peter Hendrix, Cyrus Shaoul, Petar Milin, R. Harald Baayen:
  The Myth of Cognitive Decline: Non-Linear Dynamics of Lifelong Learning. 5-42

Commentaries on The Potential of Quantum Probability for Modeling Cognitive Processes (Topic Continuation)

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  Jerome R. Busemeyer, Zheng Wang:
  Quantum Cognition: Key Issues and Discussion. 43-46

Original Articles

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  Steven A. Sloman:
  Comments on Quantum Probability Theory. 47-52
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  James A. Hampton:
  Conceptual Combination: Extension and Intension. Commentary on Aerts, Gabora, and Sozzo. 53-57
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  Pierfrancesco La Mura:
  A Double-Slit Experiment for Non-Classical Interference Effects in Decision Making. 58-62
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  Ariane Lambert-Mogiliansky:
  Comments on Episodic Superposition of Memory States. 63-66
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  Peter beim Graben:
  Order Effects in Dynamic Semantics. 67-73
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  Irina Basieva, Andrei Yu. Khrennikov:
  Complementarity of Mental Observables. 74-78
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  Vyacheslav I. Yukalov, Didier Sornette:
  Conditions for Quantum Interference in Cognitive Sciences. 79-90
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  Stuart R. Hameroff:
  Quantum Walks in Brain Microtubules - A Biomolecular Basis for Quantum Cognition? 91-97
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  Hongbin Wang, Yanlong Sun:
  On Quantum Models of the Human Mind. 98-103
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  Taiki Takahashi:
  Toward a Physical Theory of Quantum Cognition. 104-107
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  Karthik H. Shankar:
  Quantum Random Walks and Decision Making. 108-113
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  Louis Narens:
  Alternative Probability Theories for Cognitive Psychology. 114-120
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  Ehtibar N. Dzhafarov, Janne V. Kujala:
  On Selective Influences, Marginal Selectivity, and Bell/CHSH Inequalities. 121-128
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  Diederik Aerts:
  Quantum and Concept Combination, Entangled Measurements, and Prototype Theory. 129-137

Commentaries on 'Does Cognitive Science Need Anthropology?'(Topic Continuation)

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  Giovanni Bennardo:
  Cognitive Anthropology's Contributions to Cognitive Science: A Cultural Human Mind, a Methodological Trajectory, and Ethnography. 138-140

Original Articles

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  Tamás Bíró:
  A Biological/Computational Approach to Culture(s) Is Cognitive Science. 140-142
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  Patricia J. Brooks, Sonia Ragir:
  Orienting Cognitive Science to Evolution and Development. 143-144
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  Fadwa El Guindi, Dwight W. Read:
  Can There be Cognitive Science Without Anthropology? 144-145
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  Michele I. Feist:
  Diversifying the Knowledge Base. 146-147
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  Jeremy Karnowski:
  Modeling Collaborative Coordination Requires Anthropological Insights. 148-149
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  Ian Keen:
  Does Cognitive Science Need Anthropology? 150-151
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  Jordan Kiper:
  Why Anthropology Remains Integral to Cognitive Science. 151-152
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  Hector N. Qirko:
  Current Trends in Cultural Particularism: The Problem Does Seem to Lie With Anthropology. 155-156

Best Of Papers from the Cognitive Science Society Annual Conference

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  Mohammad Khajah, Robert V. Lindsey, Michael C. Mozer:
  Maximizing Students' Retention via Spaced Review: Practical Guidance From Computational Models of Memory. 157-169

Original Articles

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  Georg Layher, Martin A. Giese, Heiko Neumann:
  Learning Representations of Animated Motion Sequences - A Neural Model. 170-182
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  Russell Richie, Charles Yang, Marie Coppola:
  Modeling the Emergence of Lexicons in Homesign Systems. 183-195

Volume 6, Number 2, April 2014

Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 2 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 2 of topiCS. 197

Utility Maximization and Bounds on Human Information Processing

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  Andrew Howes, Richard L. Lewis, Satinder Singh:
  Utility Maximization and Bounds on Human Information Processing. 198-203

Articles

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  Peter Dayan:
  Rationalizable Irrationalities of Choice. 204-228
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  Ulrike Hahn:
  Experiential Limitation in Judgment and Decision. 229-244
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  Joseph Y. Halpern, Rafael Pass, Lior Seeman:
  Decision Theory with Resource-Bounded Agents. 245-257
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  Philip Holmes, Jonathan D. Cohen:
  Optimality and Some of Its Discontents: Successes and Shortcomings of Existing Models for Binary Decisions. 258-278
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  Richard L. Lewis, Andrew Howes, Satinder Singh:
  Computational Rationality: Linking Mechanism and Behavior Through Bounded Utility Maximization. 279-311
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  Pete Trimmer, Alasdair Houston:
  An Evolutionary Perspective on Information Processing. 312-330

Commentaries

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  Nick Chater:
  Cognitive Science as an Interface Between Rational and Mechanistic Explanation. 331-337
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  Andrew G. Barto:
  Commentary on Utility and Bounds. 338-341

Volume 6, Number 3, July 2014

Action and Language Integration: From Humans to Cognitive Robots
Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 3 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 3 of topiCS. 343

Original Articles

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  Anna M. Borghi, Angelo Cangelosi:
  Action and Language Integration: From Humans to Cognitive Robots. 344-358
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  Mark Andrews, Stefan L. Frank, Gabriella Vigliocco:
  Reconciling Embodied and Distributional Accounts of Meaning in Language. 359-370
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  Guy Dove:
  Thinking in Words: Language as an Embodied Medium of Thought. 371-389
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  Louise Connell, Dermot Lynott:
  Principles of Representation: Why You Can't Represent the Same Concept Twice. 390-406
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  Wessel O. van Dam, Inti A. Brazil, Harold Bekkering, Shirley-Ann Rüschemeyer:
  Flexibility in Embodied Language Processing: Context Effects in Lexical Access. 407-424
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  Michele Wellsby, Penny M. Pexman:
  The Influence of Bodily Experience on Children's Language Processing. 425-441
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  Andriy Myachykov, Christoph Scheepers, Martin H. Fischer, Klaus Kessler:
  TEST: A Tropic, Embodied, and Situated Theory of Cognition. 442-460
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  Leonardo Badino, Alessandro D'Ausilio, Luciano Fadiga, Giorgio Metta:
  Computational Validation of the Motor Contribution to Speech Perception. 461-475
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  Fabian Chersi, Marcello Ferro, Giovanni Pezzulo, Vito Pirrelli:
  Topological Self-Organization and Prediction Learning Support Both Action and Lexical Chains in the Brain. 476-491
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  Katrin S. Lohan, Sascha S. Griffiths, Alessandra Sciutti, Tim C. Partmann, Katharina J. Rohlfing:
  Co-development of Manner and Path Concepts in Language, Action, and Eye-Gaze Behavior. 492-512
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  Laura A. Carlson, Marjorie Skubic, Jared Miller, Zhiyu Huo, Tatiana Alexenko:
  Strategies for Human-Driven Robot Comprehension of Spatial Descriptions by Older Adults in a Robot Fetch Task. 513-533
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  Frank Broz, Chrystopher L. Nehaniv, Tony Belpaeme, Ambra Bisio, Kerstin Dautenhahn, Luciano Fadiga, Tomassino Ferrauto, Kerstin Fischer, Frank Förster, Onofrio Gigliotta, Sascha S. Griffiths, Hagen Lehmann, Katrin S. Lohan, Caroline Lyon, Davide Marocco, Gianluca Massera, Giorgio Metta, Vishwanathan Mohan, Anthony F. Morse, Stefano Nolfi, Francesco Nori, Martin Peniak, Karola Pitsch, Katharina J. Rohlfing, Gerhard Sagerer, Yo Sato, Joe Saunders, Lars Schillingmann, Alessandra Sciutti, Vadim Tikhanoff, Britta Wrede, Arne Zeschel, Angelo Cangelosi:
  The ITALK Project: A Developmental Robotics Approach to the Study of Individual, Social, and Linguistic Learning. 534-544
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  Serge Thill, Sebastian Padó, Tom Ziemke:
  On the Importance of a Rich Embodiment in the Grounding of Concepts: Perspectives From Embodied Cognitive Science and Computational Linguistics. 545-558

Volume 6, Number 4, October 2014

The Tracking and Identification of Human Agents
Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 4 of topiCS

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  Wayne D. Gray:
  Introduction to Volume 6, Issue 4 of topiCS. 559

Editors' Introduction: Keeping Track: The Tracking and Identification of Human Agents

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  Anina N. Rich, Nicolas J. Bullot:
  Keeping Track: The Tracking and Identification of Human Agents (Editorial Preface). 560-566

Articles

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  Nicolas J. Bullot:
  Explaining Person Identification: An Inquiry Into the Tracking of Human Agents. 567-584
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  Andrew Brook:
  Tracking a Person Over Time Is Tracking What? 585-598
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  Susan A. Gelman, Nicholaus S. Noles, Sarah M. Stilwell:
  Tracking the Actions and Possessions of Agents. 599-614
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  Robyn Langdon, Emily Connaughton, Max Coltheart:
  The Fregoli Delusion: A Disorder of Person Identification and Tracking. 615-631
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  Michael Murez, Joulia Smortchkova:
  Singular Thought: Object-Files, Person-Files, and the Sortal PERSON. 632-646
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  George E. Newman, Daniel M. Bartels, Rosanna K. Smith:
  Are Artworks More Like People Than Artifacts? Individual Concepts and Their Extensions. 647-662
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  Eyal Sagi, Lance J. Rips:
  Identity, Causality, and Pronoun Ambiguity. 663-680