- The linguistic fallacy & the complex content of emotion
- Sharing in an unequal world: The origins and survival of human cooperation
- Concepts and cognitive structures
- Remembering ‘Ellen West’: What a tragic case reveals about contemporary phenomenological psychopathology
- Understanding human conduct: The innate and acquired meaning of life
- A tragic coalition of the rational and irrational: A threat to collective responses to COVID-19
- Certainty and delusion
- Moral progress, knowledge and error: Do people believe in moral objectivity?
- How accounting for extremism’s different guises remains challenging
- Seeing through the shades of situated affectivity. Sunglasses as a socio-affective artifact
- Connecting the methods of psychology and philosophy: Applying Cognitive-Affective Maps (CAMs) to identify ethical principles underlying the evaluation of bioinspired technologies
- Exploratory hypothesis tests can be more compelling than confirmatory hypothesis tests
- Bad beliefs – a precis
- Inner speech as a cognitive tool—or what is the point of talking to oneself?
- Humanities at the crossroads of technology and corporeality
- A defense of cognitive penetration and the face-race lightness illusion1
- Bodily expressions as gestalts. An argument for grounding direct perception theories
- Why empathy is an intellectual virtue
- The how and why of approximating Bayesian ideals
- Empirical evidence for moral Bayesianism
- Dangerous beliefs, effective signals
- Mental disorders as processes: A more suited metaphysics for psychiatry
- Engaging charitable giving: The motivational force of narrative versus philosophical argument
- Persuasive ethical appeals and climate messaging: A survey of religious Americans’ philosophical preferences
- Mind as magic eight ball: A review of Kahneman, Sibony, and Sunstein’s Noise: A flaw in human judgment
- Against Sethi’s response to the argument from Hallucination
- Vaccine hesitancy and the reluctance to “tempt fate”
- Constructing persons: On the personal–subpersonal distinction
- The heuristics theory of emotions and moderate rationalism
- Character Trouble: Undisciplined Essays on Moral Agency and Personality
- What does it actually mean that Premotor Theory is about embodied attention?
- Understanding phenomenal consciousness while keeping it real
- Reforming responsibility practices without skepticism
- The precision of content characterizations
- Perceived threat of COVID-19, self-assessment of physical health and mental resilience
- Normativity between philosophy and science
- A social account of the vices of self-assessment
- The moral behavior of ethics professors: A replication-extension in Chinese mainland
- Desire versus judgment subjectivism about welfare: A reassessment
- The secrets of the madman are also secrets for the madman
- Radicalizing simulationism: Remembering as imagining the (nonpersonal) past
- Believing badly ain’t so bad
- Hybrid and pluralist accounts of concepts: Processing and long-term storage, two dimensions of agreement
- The affectively embodied perspective of the subject
- Philosophy, realism and psychology’s disciplinary fragmentation
- Alienation and identification in addiction
- Paradoxes in a prism: Reflections on the omnipotent passivity and omniscient oblivion of schizophrenia
- Ontogenetic steps of understanding beliefs: From practical to theoretical
- Animal consciousness and phenomenal concepts
- The role of expectations in transformative experiences
- Reading phenomenology mechanistically: The way through constraints
- Obsessive-compulsive disorder and recalcitrant emotion: relocating the seat of irrationality
- Eyeing up life’s social instincts
- The fanciest sort of intentionality: Active inference, mindshaping and linguistic content
- Against reductivist character realism
- Ontological and conceptual challenges in the study of aesthetic experience
- Adolescents’ and young adults’ practical moral judgments on typical everyday-life moral dilemmas: Gender differences in approach to resolution
- Therapeutic trust
- Group navigation and procedural metacognition
- What underlies death/suicide implicit association test measures and how it contributes to suicidal action
- The shared project, but divergent views, of the Empiricist associationists
- Exploration of self- and world experiences in depersonalization traits
- Phronesis as moral decathlon: contesting the redundancy thesis about phronesis
- Psychedelics and environmental virtues
- The disunity of moral judgment: Evidence and implications
- Developing an objective measure of knowledge of factory farming
- Self-handicapping and self-deception: A two-way street
- Counterfactual cognition and psychosis: adding complexity to predictive processing accounts
- Consider the tumor: Brain tumors decrease punishment via perceptions of free will
- The challenges raised by comorbidity in psychiatric research: The case of autism
- What makes a life meaningful? Folk intuitions about the content and shape of meaningful lives
- Scaling up Predictive Processing to language with Construction Grammar
- Questions about sex with socialist answers
- Understanding implicit bias: A case for regulative dispositionalism
- Conscious vision guides motor action—rarely
- An offloading view of perceptual learning
- Neurocognitive dynamics of spontaneous offline simulations: Re-conceptualizing (dream)bizarreness
- Past-future preferences for hedonic goods and the utility of experiential memories
- Habitual virtuous action and acting for reasons
- Can we read minds by imaging brains?
- Reasoning with knowledge of things
- Thinking through talking to yourself: Inner speech as a vehicle of conscious reasoning
- Explaining the illusion of independent agency in imagined persons with a theory of practice
- Some moral benefits of ignorance
- The form and function of joint attention within joint action
- What does the CRT measure? Poor performance may arise from rational processes
- Brains, trains, and ethical claims: Reassessing the normative implications of moral dilemma research
- Reconsidering perceptual constancy
- Emotion sharing as empathic
- Qualitative methods show that surveys misrepresent “ought implies can” judgments
- Which moral exemplars inspire prosociality?
- The demand and desert functions of moral judgment
- If intentional objects are objects for a subject, how are they related?
- A rational reconstruction of rationality
- Re-establishing the distinction between numerosity, numerousness, and number in numerical cognition
- Relationship-based moral judgments: A qualitative study
- From old-fashioned to offensive racism: How social norms determine the measurement object of prejudice questionnaires
- The epistemology of reading and interpretation
- Moral intuition, strength, and metacognition
- The dynamics of responsibility judgment: Joint role of causal explanations based on dependence and transference
- Self-deception in the predictive mind: cognitive strategies and a challenge from motivation
- Toward a Mechanistic Account of Extended Cognition
- A psychological-enriched version of Tiberius’ value-fulfillment theory of wellbeing
- Further exploration of anti-realist intuitions about esthetic judgment
- Further exploration of anti-realist intuitions about aesthetic judgment
- The problem of higher-order misrepresentation
- On the empirical psychology of success semantics for pragmatic representations
- Chimpanzees are mindreaders: On why they attribute seeing rather than sensing
- Knowledge and belief in Korean
- The noetic feeling of confusion
- Pathways from inability to blamelessness in moral judgment
- Concepts as a working hypothesis
- Demarcation, instantiation, and individual traits: Realist social ontology for mental disorders
- Cognition as the sensitive management of an agent’s behavior
- Coordination without meta-representation
- On the development of geometric cognition: Beyond nature vs. nurture
- Adam Smith’s relevance for contemporary moral cognition
- Echoes of covid misinformation
- Blame mitigation: A less tidy take and its philosophical implications
- Review of neurocognitive mechanisms: Explaining biological cognition
- Who knows what Mary Knew? An experimental study
- Who knows what Mary knew? An experimental study
- A new Philosophical Psychology
- The “puzzle” of emotional plasticity
- Delusional mood and affection
- A causal view of the sense of agency
- Methodological worries on recent experimental philosophy of music