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Volume 17, Number 1, January 2025

Introduction

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    Andrea Bender:
    Introduction to topiCS Volume 17, Issue 1. 4-6

Topic: Fellows of the Cognitive Science Society - Editor: Andrea Bender

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    Nancy J. Nersessian:
    How Do Scientists Think? Contributions Toward a Cognitive Science of Science. 7-33
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    Peter Gärdenfors:
    The Geometry and Dynamics of Meaning. 34-56

Topic: Best of Papers from the 2024 Cognitive Science Society Conference

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    Thomas Wilschut, Florian Sense, Hedderik van Rijn:
    Modality Matters: Evidence for the Benefits of Speech-Based Adaptive Retrieval Practice in Learners with Dyslexia. 57-72
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    Yun-Shiuan Chuang, Xiaojin Zhu, Timothy T. Rogers:
    The Delusional Hedge Algorithm as a Model of Human Learning From Diverse Opinions. 73-87
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    Maayan Keshev, Mandy Cartner, Aya Meltzer-Asscher, Brian Dillon:
    A Working Memory Model of Sentence Processing as Binding Morphemes to Syntactic Positions. 88-105
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    Ahyeon Choi, Younyoung Bang, Jeong Mi Park, Kyogu Lee:
    The Effects of Musical Factors on the Perception of Auditory Illusions. 106-119
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    Aida Ramezani, Yang Xu:
    Moral Association Graph: A Cognitive Model for Automated Moral Inference. 120-138

Volume 17, Number 2, 2025

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    Andrea Bender:
    Introduction to topiCS Volume 17, Issue 2. 142-143
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    Kara Weisman, Tanya M. Luhrmann:
    Shifting Between Models of Mind: New Insights Into How Human Minds Give Rise to Experiences of Spiritual Presence and Alternative Realities. 144-179
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    Cleotilde Gonzalez, Henny Admoni, Scott Brown, Anita Williams Woolley:
    COHUMAIN: Building the Socio-Cognitive Architecture of Collective Human-Machine Intelligence. 180-188
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    Pranav Gupta, Thuy Ngoc Nguyen, Cleotilde Gonzalez, Anita Williams Woolley:
    Fostering Collective Intelligence in Human-AI Collaboration: Laying the Groundwork for COHUMAIN. 189-216
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    Ishani Aggarwal, Gabriela Cuconato, Nüfer Yasin Ates, Nicoleta Meslec:
    Self-beliefs, Transactive Memory Systems, and Collective Identification in Teams: Articulating the Socio-Cognitive Underpinnings of COHUMAIN. 217-247
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    Scott Cheng-Hsin Yang, Tomas Folke, Patrick Shafto:
    The Inner Loop of Collective Human-Machine Intelligence. 248-267
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    Christian Lebiere, Peter Pirolli, Matthew Johnson, Michael K. Martin, Donald Morrison:
    Cognitive Models for Machine Theory of Mind. 268-290
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    Michelle Zhao, Reid G. Simmons, Henny Admoni:
    The Role of Adaptation in Collective Human-AI Teaming. 291-323
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    Murray S. Bennett, Laiton G. Hedley, Jonathon Love, Joseph W. Houpt, Scott D. Brown, Ami Eidels:
    Human Performance in Competitive and Collaborative Human-Machine Teams. 324-348
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    Lixiao Huang, Jared Freeman, Nancy J. Cooke, Myke C. Cohen, Xiaoyun Yin, Jeska Clark, Matthew D. Wood, Verica Buchanan, Christopher C. Corral, Federico Scholcover, Anagha Mudigonda, Lovein Thomas, Aaron Teo, John Colonna-romano:
    Establishing Human Observer Criterion in Evaluating Artificial Social Intelligence Agents in a Search and Rescue Task. 349-373
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    Levin Brinkmann, Manuel Cebrián, Niccoló Pescetelli:
    Adversarial Dynamics in Centralized Versus Decentralized Intelligent Systems. 374-391
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    Katie D. Evans, Scott A. Robbins, Joanna J. Bryson:
    Do We Collaborate With What We Design? 392-411

Volume 17, Number 3, 2025

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    Andrea Bender:
    Introduction to topiCS Volume 17, Issue 3. 416-417
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    James L. McClelland:
    Reflections on David E. Rumelhart and the Rumelhart Prize. 418-429
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    Martha W. Alibali, Susan Wagner Cook:
    A Career Dedicated to Gesture, Language, Learning, and Cognition: Susan Goldin-Meadow, 2021 Recipient of the Rumelhart Prize. 430-442
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    Susan Goldin-Meadow:
    The Mind Hidden in Our Hands. 443-468
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    Erica A. Cartmill:
    Gestural Iconicity and Alignment as Steps in the Evolution of Language. 469-491
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    Marie Coppola:
    Homesign Research, Gesture Studies, and Sign Language Linguistics: The Bigger Picture of Homesign and Homesigners. 492-507
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    Özlem Ece Demir-Lira, Tilbe Göksun:
    Through Thick and Thin: Gesture and Speech Remain as an Integrated System in Atypical Development. 508-526
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    Boin Choi, Meredith L. Rowe:
    The Role of Gesture in Language Development for Neurotypical Children and Children With or at Increased Likelihood of Autism. 527-544
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    R. Breckinridge Church, Michelle Perry, Melissa A. Singer, Susan Wagner Cook, Martha W. Alibali:
    Teachers' Gestures and How They Matter. 545-568
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    Eliza Congdon, Miriam A. Novack, Elizabeth Wakefield:
    Exploring Individual Differences: A Case for Measuring Children's Spontaneous Gesture Production as a Predictor of Learning From Gesture Instruction. 569-585
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    Spencer D. Kelly, Quang-anh Ngo Tran:
    Exploring the Emotional Functions of Co-Speech Hand Gesture in Language and Communication. 586-608
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    Molly Flaherty, Marieke Schouwstra:
    Validating Silent Gesture Lab Studies in a Naturally Emerging Sign Language: How Order is Used to Describe Intensional Versus Extensional Events in Nicaraguan Sign Language. 609-624
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    Morten H. Christiansen, Mike Oaksford:
    Introduction to the Special Issue in Honor of Nick Chater Receiving the 2023 Rumelhart Prize. 625-635
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    Mike Oaksford:
    Social Rationality and Human Reasoning: Logical Expressivism and the Flat Mind. 636-661
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    Carl J. Hodgetts, Ulrike Hahn:
    The Limited Place in Cognitive Space. 662-680
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    Gordon D. A. Brown, Lukasz Walasek:
    Distinguishing Underlying, Inferred, and Expressed Preferences, Attitudes, and Beliefs: An Absence of (Mental) Flatness? 681-712
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    Diego Trujillo, Mindy Zhang, Tan Zhi-Xuan, Joshua B. Tenenbaum, Sydney Levine:
    Resource-Rational Virtual Bargaining for Moral Judgment: Toward a Probabilistic Cognitive Model. 713-738
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    Pablo Contreras Kallens, Morten H. Christiansen:
    Distributional Semantics: Meaning Through Culture and Interaction. 739-769
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    Nick Chater:
    Hunting for Paradoxes: A Research Strategy for Cognitive Science. 770-801

Volume 17, Number 4, 2025

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    Andrea Bender:
    Introduction to topiCS Volume 17, Issue 4. 806-807
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    Giosuè Baggio, Neil Cohn, Eva Wittenberg:
    The Present and Future of Parallel Architectures of Language and Cognition. 808-821
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    Ray Jackendoff:
    The Parallel Architecture in Language and Elsewhere. 822-831
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    Anastasia Smirnova:
    Syntactic Variation in Reduced Registers Through the Lens of the Parallel Architecture. 832-842
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    Peter W. Culicover, Giuseppe Varaschin:
    Parallel Architecture: From Problems and Mysteries to Solutions and Explanations. 843-854
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    Serge Minor, Natalia Mitrofanova, Marit Westergaard:
    The Interaction of Linguistic and Visual Cues for the Processing of Case in Russian by Russian-German Bilinguals: An Eye Tracking Study. 855-867
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    Fernanda Ferreira, Madison Barker:
    Perceptual Clauses as Units of Production in Visual Descriptions. 868-876
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    Peter Hagoort, Asli Özyürek:
    Extending the Architecture of Language From a Multimodal Perspective. 877-887
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    Ramesh K. Mishra, Seema Prasad:
    Parallel Interactions Between Linguistic and Contextual Factors in Bilinguals. 888-897
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    Ronald J. Planer:
    Memetics and the Parallel Architecture. 898-908
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    Falk Huettig, Jan Hulstijn:
    The Enhanced Literate Mind Hypothesis. 909-918
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    Maria Mercedes Piñango, Yao-Ying Lai, Ashwini Deo, Emily Foster-Hanson, Cheryl Lacadie, R. Todd Constable:
    Comprehension of English for -adverbials: The Nature of Lexical Meanings and the Neurocognitive Architecture of Language. 919-935
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    Martin J. Pickering, Kristof Strijkers:
    Language Production and Prediction in a Parallel Activation Model. 936-947
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    Giulia Rambelli, Emmanuele Chersoni, Davide Testa, Philippe Blache, Alessandro Lenci:
    Neural Generative Models and the Parallel Architecture of Language: A Critical Review and Outlook. 948-961
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    Ray Jackendoff, Katrin E. Erk:
    Toward a Deeper Lexical Semantics. 962-972

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