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Andrew Shtulman

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Psychological Review|September 13, 2021
Minds, bodies, spirits, and gods: Does widespread belief in disembodied beings imply that we are inherent dualists?Michael Barlev, Andrew Shtulman
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|February 9, 2017
The explanatory structure of unexplainable events: Causal constraints on magical reasoningAndrew Shtulman, Caitlin Morgan
Topics in Cognitive Science|November 26, 2019
Competing Explanations of Competing Explanations: Accounting for Conflict Between Scientific and Folk ExplanationsAndrew Shtulman, Cristine H Legare
Cognitive Science|May 19, 2011
The relation between essentialist beliefs and evolutionary reasoningAndrew Shtulman, Laura Schulz
Child Development|May 23, 2007
Improbable or impossible? How children reason about the possibility of extraordinary eventsAndrew Shtulman, Susan Carey
Cognition|May 19, 2012
Scientific knowledge suppresses but does not supplant earlier intuitionsAndrew Shtulman, Joshua Valcarcel
International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|November 27, 2020
Piloerection is not a reliable physiological correlate of aweJonathon McPhetres, Andrew Shtulman
Frontiers in Psychology|July 17, 2020
How Children's Cognitive Reflection Shapes Their Science UnderstandingAndrew G Young, Andrew Shtulman
Developmental Psychology|November 16, 2023
Improbable but possible: Training children to accept the possibility of unusual eventsAndrew Shtulman, Brandon Goulding, Ori Friedman
Cognition|December 9, 2023
Tempering the tension between science and intuitionAndrew Shtulman, Andrew G Young
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Psychological Review|September 13, 2021
Minds, bodies, spirits, and gods: Does widespread belief in disembodied beings imply that we are inherent dualists?Michael Barlev, Andrew Shtulman
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review|February 9, 2017
The explanatory structure of unexplainable events: Causal constraints on magical reasoningAndrew Shtulman, Caitlin Morgan
Topics in Cognitive Science|November 26, 2019
Competing Explanations of Competing Explanations: Accounting for Conflict Between Scientific and Folk ExplanationsAndrew Shtulman, Cristine H Legare
Cognitive Science|May 19, 2011
The relation between essentialist beliefs and evolutionary reasoningAndrew Shtulman, Laura Schulz
Child Development|May 23, 2007
Improbable or impossible? How children reason about the possibility of extraordinary eventsAndrew Shtulman, Susan Carey
Cognition|May 19, 2012
Scientific knowledge suppresses but does not supplant earlier intuitionsAndrew Shtulman, Joshua Valcarcel
International Journal of Psychophysiology : Official Journal of the International Organization of Psychophysiology|November 27, 2020
Piloerection is not a reliable physiological correlate of aweJonathon McPhetres, Andrew Shtulman
Frontiers in Psychology|July 17, 2020
How Children's Cognitive Reflection Shapes Their Science UnderstandingAndrew G Young, Andrew Shtulman
Developmental Psychology|November 16, 2023
Improbable but possible: Training children to accept the possibility of unusual eventsAndrew Shtulman, Brandon Goulding, Ori Friedman
Cognition|December 9, 2023
Tempering the tension between science and intuitionAndrew Shtulman, Andrew G Young
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