Program for Saturday, August 6th: Talk View

PROGRAM FOR SATURDAY, AUGUST 6TH: TALK VIEW

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08:30-10:00

Developmental mechanisms of belief revision

David Sobel, Justin T.A. Busch, Mark A. Sabbagh, Charles Kalish, Andrew Shtulman

08:30-10:00

New Approaches and Methods in Inductive Reasoning

B. Hayes, R. Stephens, C.M. Rotello, D. Trippas, W. Voorspoels, E. Heit

08:30-08:48

Statistical versus causal evidence in health related decisions

Suzanne Egan, Caren Frosch

08:48-09:06

The Effect of School on the Interaction between Source Reliability and Causal Understanding

Germaine Symons, Andrew Tolmie, Mike Oaksford

09:06-09:24

Embodied Fluency and Causal Learning

Kelly Goedert, Clinton Dudley

09:24-09:42

Towards a Pre-Newtonian Intuitive Physics of Object Collisions

Ralf Mayrhofer, Michael Waldmann

09:42-10:00

Blame Assignment to Multiple Contributory Events: The Interaction between Causes, Enablers and

Suzanne Egan, Caren Frosch

08:30-08:48

Determining blame: the structure of blame in group situations

Camilo Arias, William Jiménez-Leal

08:48-09:06

Mental Representations of Social Norms

Bradi Heaberlin, Simon Dedeo

09:06-09:24

The Intention-Outcome Asymmetry Effect: How incongruent intentions and outcomes influence judgments of responsibility and

Arunima Sarin, David Lagnado, Paul Burgess

09:24-09:42

A Probabilistic Model of Moral Decision Making

Chris Brand

09:42-10:00

Folk Intuitions about Economic Justice in the United States: An Experimental Investigation

Daniela Goya-Tocchetto, Schylar Brock, Jen Wright

10:20-11:50

Bayesian Argumentation

Stephan Hartmann, Ulrike Hahn, David Lagnado, Jonah Schupbach

10:20-11:50

New Approaches and Methods in Inductive Reasoning

Brett Hayes, Eoin Travers, Nadya Vasilyeva, Marjorie Rhodes, Tracey Miser

10:20-10:38

Thinking About Surprises: On Modelling Them as Explanations, Not Probabilities

Meadhbh Foster, Mark Keane

10:38-10:56

Do verb types affect explanation type preference?

Kwanghyeon Yoo, Kyung Soo Do

10:56-11:14

The Role of Mechanistic Information in Explanatory Preference

Jeffrey Zemla, Steven Sloman

11:14-11:32

Idealization in Everyday Explanation

Christos Bechlivanidis, David Lagnado

11:32-11:50

Simple logical reasoning in preschool children: Idea generation is more important than inhibition

Pier-Luc de Chantal, Janie Brisson, Henry Markovits

10:20-10:38

Cognitive biases and epistemologically suspect beliefs: Interactions among scientific reasoning, intelligence and thinking dispositions predict rational

Vladimira Cavojova

10:38-10:56

Development and Validation of the Scientific Reasoning Scale

Caitlin Drummond, Baruch Fischhoff

10:56-11:14

The Cognitive Science of Darwin's Delay: how it took 21 years to publish the Origin

Jaimie Murdock, Colin Allen, Simon Dedeo

11:14-11:32

Beyond numeracy: Mathematical anxiety affects decision-making skills and confidence independent of numerical

Kinga Morsanyi, Caterina Primi, Jonathan Rolison

11:32-11:50

Mathematical ability is not uniquely predicted by domain general reasoning abilities

Caren Frosch, Victoria Simms

11:50-13:00

Joint Reasoning in Social Interaction: A Virtual Bargaining Approach

Nick Chater

13:00

The development of disjunctive reasoning: a mental model approach

Jonathan Jubin, Pierre Barrouilet, Caroline Gauffroy

13:00

The Interpretative Function and the Unconscious Analytic Thought

Laura Macchi, Maria Bagassi

13:00

The Future is Now: How Joint Decision Making Curbs Hyperbolic Discounting but Blurs Social Responsibility in the Intergenerational Equity Public Policy

Julia Puaschunder

13:00

Investment advice which works. But is it effective enough?

Matúš Konečný

13:00

Loss Aversion, Temporal Framing, and Household Energy Decisions

Carrie Gill, Stephen Atlas, David Hardisty

13:00

Differential reliance on the causal core concept in the domain of physics and biology: a revised

Julia Schneider, Sufi Abbaspour, Trix Cacchione

13:00

Beyond the dual-process models of automatic stereotyping and expression of prejudice

Lenka Kostovičová, Jana Bašnáková

13:00

Testing the predictors of risk perception within novel domains

Jana Bašnáková, Lenka Kostovičová

13:00

Cognitive Reflection Test and the ADHD’s inattention symptoms

Caterina Primi, Viola Izzo, Maria Anna Donati, Francesca Chiesi, Kinga Morsanyi

13:00

Solutions to the Disjunction Problem by “Weak” and “Strong” Teleosemantics: Why natural selection favors strong

Hyungrae Noh

13:00

Do people think like computers?

Bas van Opheusden, Gianni Galbiati, Zahy Bnaya, Wei Ji Ma

13:00

Linguistic recursion and Autism Spectrum Disorder

Irina Polyanskaya, Torben Braüner, Patrick Blackburn

13:00

Poster Session

14:00-15:30

Causal representation: Bayes nets and beyond

Neil Bramley, James Woodward, Anna Coenen, Elias Bareinboim, Steven Sloman

14:00-15:30

Counterfactual thoughts about alternatives to reality

Ruth Byrne, Eva Rafetseder, Sarah Beck, Raluca Briazu

14:00-15:30

Moral Inferences

J.-F. Bonnefon, B. Trémolière, H. Mercier, J. Nagel, J. Ellis, P. Koralus

14:00-15:30

Leveraging Explanation for Learning: Insights and Challenges from Inside/Outside the Lab

Cook, Zemla, Walker, Cimpian, Williams, Letourneau, Gouveia

15:50-17:20

Fresh looks at classic perspectives: Social dimensions of essentialism, reasoning, mental time travel, and

Joshua Knobe, Igor Grossmann, Kathleen Vohs, Roy Baumeister

15:50-16:08

An exploration of expertise and theories of reasoning

Zoe Purcell, Colin Wastell, Naomi Sweller

16:08-16:26

The Personal Spider Sense: Motivating and Exploring Individual Differences in Bias Detection

Darren Frey, Wim De Neys

16:26-16:44

Second-order false-belief reasoning: Some modal-logical analyses

Torben Braüner, Patrick Blackburn, Irina Polyanskaya

16:44-17:02

Fallacies, suppression of valid inferences and cognition

Serge Robert, Janie Brisson

17:02-17:20

Cognitive biases and food choice

Emily Hancock, Rachel McCloy, Richard Tiffin, Chittur Srinivasan

15:50-16:08

Can thought experiments advance young children’s understanding of matter?

Igor Bascandziev, Garrett Maron, Deborah Zaitchik, Susan Carey

16:08-16:26

Conceptual enrichment and coming to a fine-grained notion of “belief”: what makes an intensionality task more difficult than a false belief

Arkadiusz Gut

16:26-16:44

The ability to weight arguments: evidence from 2 years old children.

Thomas Castelain, Stéphane Bernard, Hugo Mercier

16:44-17:02

Preschoolers’ Dual Character Concepts

Emily Foster-Hanson, Sarah-Jane Leslie, Marjorie Rhodes

17:02-17:20

Questioning supports effective transmission of knowledge and increased exploratory learning in pre-kindergarden

Patrick Shafto, Elizabeth Bonawitz, Asheley Landrum, Yue Yu

15:50-16:08

Metacognition and Creativity: Intuition, Reflection, and Feeling of Rightness in Analogical

Nathaniel Barr, Gordon Pennycook, Rowan Francois, Jonathan Fugelsang

16:08-16:26

Stumpers: Easy riddles that are hard to solve.

Maya Bar-Hillel, Shane Frederick, Tom Noah

16:26-16:44

When are we (thought to be) in charge of our minds

Corey Cusimano, Geoff Goodwin

16:44-17:02

Does interactivity help or inhibit transfer? The role of transfer and material interaction in insight problem

Niyat Henok, Gaëlle Vallée-Tourangeau, Frédéric Vallée-Tourangeau

17:02-17:20

Rejecting the Doctrine of Immaculate Reception: Error correction, energy efficiency, and creativity.

Tom Sgouros

17:20-18:30

Moral empiricism: A rational learning approach to moral judgment

Shaun Nichols

18:30-18:31 End of Day

10:00-10:20 Coffee Break

13:00-14:00 Lunch Break - Kasper Multipurpose Room

15:30-15:50 Coffee Break