• Unconscious Neural Processing Differs with Method Used to Render Stimuli Invisible
    with V. Fogelson Sergey, J. Kohler Peter, Peter Richard Granger, and U. Tse
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    Kantian Decision Making Under Uncertainty: Dignity, Price, and Consistency
    with Bjorndahl Adam and London Alex John
    Philosophers' Imprint 17. 2017.
    The idea that there is a fundamental difference in value between persons and things, and that respecting this difference is an important moral requirement, has strong intuitive appeal. Kantian ethics is unique in placing this requirement at the center of a moral system and in explicating the conditions for complying with it. Unlike challenges to Kantian ethics that focus on tragic cases that pit respect for one person against respect for another, this paper focuses on the question of how we can …Read more
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    Categorical Perception Beyond the Basic Level: The Case of Warm and Cool Colors
    with Regier Terry
    Cognitive Science 41 (4): 1135-1147. 2017.
    Categories can affect our perception of the world, rendering between-category differences more salient than within-category ones. Across many studies, such categorical perception has been observed for the basic-level categories of one's native language. Other research points to categorical distinctions beyond the basic level, but it does not demonstrate CP for such distinctions. Here we provide such a demonstration. Specifically, we show CP in English speakers for the non-basic distinction betwe…Read more