John Michael

Philosophy and Cognitive Science

[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

12 month postdoc in Milan, contact me if interested https://t.co/uhX4tIahfn

[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

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[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

Phd positions in cognitive science in Milan: https://t.co/HunvxIMF9t

[Luke McEllin @luke_mcellin]

New paper out! People act prosocially (generosity and trust) towards partners who send informative signals to support coordination. This is driven by the communicative intent behind the signal more so than it’s utility in the interaction. https://t.co/0Mb4ilo5xZ

[Sarah Polzer @sarah_polzer]

Wie menschlich darf/sollte ein Roboter sein, damit er von der breiten Öffentlichkeit angenommen wird?
Dieser Kernfrage bin ich heute gemeinsam mit @JohnMichaelXYZ nachgegangen.

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[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

New book on commitment, open access: https://t.co/ImCbTH7zqJ

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[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

probing the sense of commitment in borderline personality disorder https://t.co/XpoSBbR1Qv

[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

Probing Commitment in Individuals with Borderline Personality Disorder https://t.co/JJpzfUfFXi via @academia

[Claudio Tennie @CTennie]

Have you ever seen any replication attempt of any Ig Nobel prize study? Neither had we. We have now done and published a replication attempt of an #ignobel study - on chimpanzee imitation. A short thread. @improbresearch

[jamie @gnuman1979]

I don’t even know what’s right anymore.

[daniel read 🇨🇦 @danielmabuse]

@proeccentric @cyclehire_edi @Edinburgh_CC Helmets do not make cycling safer, and add extra inconvenience and cost to Cycling. Helmets would be more useful in cars.

[EMO-DOG-LAB @DogEmotion]

"Measuring Animal Behaviour - Workshop on Methods for Coding Facial and Body Expressions" at the Vetsuisse in Bern, Switzerland in October 2019.
Amazing speakers, amazing university, amazing organizer, amazing city - reserve a place now!

https://t.co/VrAaO3hWAP

[Jay Van Bavel, PhD @jayvanbavel]

A new paper contends that infants are not inherently prosocial but gradually develop prosociality through interactions with their caregivers in the first 2 years of life. When children are 3, they start using moral judgments to decide who to help.

https://t.co/VFVFDlyl1G

[Tobias Schuwerk @TobiasSchuwerk]

„For all age groups, [Theory of mind] tasks showed minimal correlations with each other.“

[Stuart K Watson @ChimpsAhoi]

Tool use in crocodiles anyone?

https://t.co/qdzc6vDKfP

[John Michael @JohnMichaelXYZ]

@edyong209 @matt_chennells tag you’re it